Godox P260C Pro LED Light Panel Stand

The Godox P260C Pro LED light panel offers exceptional light quality and brightness uniformity, can achieve incredibly high brightness, and is reasonably priced. It can be powered via the included power adapter, two NP-F batteries, or a USB-C cable.

I designed and 3D-printed a set of stands to repurpose the P260C Pro as a high-quality light box.

You will need to print 4 stands and 2 specialized tools designed to easily install and remove the screws.

Additionally, you will need four 20mm M2 screws (to replace the original screws), 4 M2 nuts, and an M2 Allen key (hex wrench).

[Installation Instructions]

1. Remove the original screws using a Phillips screwdriver. Keep the original screws in a safe place.

2. Attach the 3D-printed stands. I made the fit slightly tight, not loose.

3. Insert the Screw Installation Aid into the hole of the 3D-printed stand.

4. Insert the screw through the hole in the Screw Installation Aid (do not remove the nut already attached to the screw; insert it as is). Ensure the screw goes into the body's screw hole.

5. If needed, insert the Allen key and press down to help the screw sit properly in place, then tighten the screw with the Allen key. Do not overtighten with excessive force. After tightening, wiggle the stand gently to check if it is reasonably secure.

Next, turn the P260C Pro over and remove the Screw Installation Aid. Once the stands are installed, try not to unscrew them unless necessary. The internal screw threads in the body appear to be made of plastic, so frequent loosening and tightening is not recommended—even though it worked fine for me during about 10 test cycles.

Install two stands on the left side and two on the right side when viewing the P260C Pro in landscape orientation (as shown in the photo).

6. To remove the stands, completely loosen the screw with the Allen key, then use the Screw Remover to extract the screw.

[CAUTION]

1. First, print just one stand to test if it fits your Godox light panel properly. To be honest, I made this model a long time ago and went through multiple iterations, so I cannot guarantee with absolute certainty that this uploaded version is the final one. I apologize for that. If you run into any issues, please let me know.

2. These stands are not designed for portability or mobile use. Place them where you intend to use them and keep them in that designated spot.

3. The stands were designed to be used with the included power adapter. If you choose to power it via a USB-C cable, a right-angle USB-C adapter may be required.

4. Keep the P260C Pro below 50% brightness. When running it for extended periods, make it a habit to check the bottom of the panel with your hand to see if it feels hot, and turn off the power if you feel concerned.

When tested at 100% brightness for 30 minutes in a room temperature of 29°C, the bottom of the P260C Pro reached approximately 39°C. This did not affect the stands, which were printed with eSUN PLA Matte filament.

However, please always remain cautious. I take no responsibility for any issues, damages, or risks that may arise from using these stands.