Octopus Phone Stand with Pockets for Magnets
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A Meshmixer remix of Sneq's more detailed octopus phone stand that has pockets for 8mm x3mm disc magnets. Now it stays…
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A Meshmixer remix of Sneq's more detailed octopus phone stand that has pockets for 8mm x3mm disc magnets. Now it stays put on my metal bedside table.
These should work: https://www.amazon.com/Refrigerator-Magnets-Premium-Brushed-AULife/dp/B073RVQHKT/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1509127216&sr=8-6&keywords=disc+magnets+8+3
Filaments in the pic with 4 octostands, clockwise front top left: Hatchbox Glow PLA (stringy!), Atomic Sapphire Blue PETG, Atomic Carbon Fiber PETG (my favorite filament), and Filamentum's Extrafill Vertigo Grey (great at hiding layer lines)
See my other tentacled things Octopus Coffee Bean Hopper Stand Octopus Tentacle Belt Rack
Print Settings
Printer:
Ultibots D300VS
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
20% Honeycomb or Solid for strength
Notes:
Honeycomb in fill (Slic3r) looks good when printed with a translucent filament (Atomic Blue PETG in the photo). Otherwise, I like to print at 50% or even 100% solid.
Insert magnets in pockets on bottom. They should be a press fit, but you may need a little bit of cyanocrylate glue to secure them. I had to Dremel them out a little bit.
How I Designed This
Pulled the stl into meshmixer and inserted the pockets.
Category: Mobile Phone