Lamel Japandi phone and tablet holder.
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Two sizes included: Phone (81 × 92 × 105 mm, 14 mm groove — fits any phone with a thick case) and Tablet (105 × 125 × 140 mm, 18 mm groove — fits tablets with folio cases, up to 13″). For the tablet version, print with 20% infill and 4 walls for extra rigidity.
A phone stand that looks like it came from a design store, not a spool of filament. Lamel is built from fourteen vertical slats on a solid plinth — the ribbed Japandi aesthetic, applied to the one object everyone actually uses every day.
The 14 mm groove fits any phone with or without a thick case, in portrait or landscape, and e-readers too. The backrest gives a comfortable ~67° viewing angle, and a central slot lets your USB-C cable pass through so it doubles as a charging dock. Light falls between the slats, so it looks different from every angle and in every color.
Print settings phone holder:
No supports, no assembly — one piece
14 mm groove, so phone with case works
0.2 mm layers, 15% infill, 3 walls
PLA works great; PETG or matte PLA for the most "ceramic" look
Uses roughly 90g of filament
3h and then some print time.
Footprint 81 × 92 mm, fits any printer
Print settings tablet holder:
Same settings, but 20% infill and 4 walls due the weight of a tablet
18mm grooves, so a case or folio can work portrait or landscape.
Footprint 105 × 125 × 140 mm, usable on most printers.
6h print.
