Bracelet Display Stand - Two-Part Oval Ring Stand
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Simple two-part bracelet display stand: an oval ring holder that pegs into a square base. No supports needed.
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A clean, minimal display stand for bracelets and bangles, an original design by Matthew Robison (made in OpenSCAD with AI assistance). It's printed, tested, and holding bracelets on my desk.
PARTS (print one of each):
Bracelet_Stand_Ring.stl: oval ring, 60 x 45 mm band (60 x 53 x 37.8 mm overall including the square peg)
Bracelet_Stand_Base.stl: 60 x 45 mm base with a tapered post and square socket, 28 mm tall
ASSEMBLY: Push the ring's square peg down into the socket on top of the base. It's a friction fit; add a drop of glue if you want it permanent.
PRINT ORIENTATION: Print both parts as oriented in the files: the ring lying flat on the bed (oval opening facing up, peg pointing sideways), and the base flat side down. Neither part needs supports.
SUGGESTED SETTINGS: PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 15% infill, 3 walls, no supports. A brim is optional for the ring.
PRINT TIME AND FILAMENT: The ring prints in about 31 min using 16.6 g of PLA (0.2 mm layers, 15% infill, on a Prusa CORE One). The base prints in about 30 min using 12.5 g of PLA. Total for both parts: about 61 min and 29 g