Retro 70s TV Phone Stand - Turning Knobs and Rabbit-Ear Antennas
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Slide your phone into a 1970s tube TV with turning knobs and rabbit-ear antennas. No supports, fits phones up to 6.9 in.
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- Printables
- Category
- Other House Equipment
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A 1970s-style TV that holds your phone: slide the phone in, play any video, and it looks like it is coming from an old tube TV. Turning channel knobs, speaker grille, CRT hump at the back, sled legs and rabbit-ear antennas made from two pieces of 1.75 mm filament.
Fits
Phones up to 164 × 84 × 12 mm, with a thin case: most 6.1 to 6.9 inch phones.
The phone slides in from the left side; the charging cable exits on the right, so it can play for hours.
The screen window is 118 × 70 mm with rounded CRT corners and a 45° bezel; the phone's screen fills it.
Parts (all without supports)
Front shell with screen window, knob holes, speaker grille and sled legs: printed face down, 1 h 19 min, 43 g.
CRT hump (back): printed back down, walls slope 23-29° so no supports, 1 h 25 min, 60 g.
Two knobs (they turn in their holes): 11 min, 3 g. Antenna base: 9 min, 3 g. Antenna tips: 3 min.
Also needed: two 12 cm pieces of 1.75 mm filament for the antennas.
How it was checked
Overhang audit 0 mm² on every part (the back lip is 41°, the screen bezel 45°, the knob holes go through so there is no roof). Sliced in Bambu Studio. The knob shafts are 2.4 mm long in a 3 mm front, and the back rim stops 2 mm behind the phone, so nothing presses on it.
Assembly
Push the knobs into their holes.
Press the CRT hump onto the back of the front shell: its 2.5 mm rim clicks into the opening (a drop of glue if you want it permanent).
Glue the antenna base on top of the hump, push in the two filament antennas and add the tips.
Slide the phone in from the left and plug in the cable from the right.
Print the shell in a wood-brown or orange PLA and the knobs in cream for the full 70s look. Parametric OpenSCAD source included: change MOVIL to fit a bigger phone.
About this design
Designed with AI assistance and checked in code before release (see above). Pictures are 3D renders, not photos; the phone is a placeholder. Makes are very welcome.
Español
Tele de los 70 que sujeta el móvil: pones un vídeo y parece una tele de tubo. Mandos que giran, joroba trasera, patas y antenas de filamento. Móviles de hasta 164 × 84 × 12 mm. Sin soportes.
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