Thomann Music Stand "Push-Button" Replacement
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Replacement for a broken Thomann music stand, where the original had a push button.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Music
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
The problem to be solved
The Thomann music stand is not very robust and broke apart. The lower part with the push button was missing, when I found the upper sheet holder.
The 22 mm rod has been salvaged from another broken music stand.
=> This part recycles two broken music stands into one functioning.
Due to the very light structure of the sheet holder, I don't recommend this for complete folders or outdoor music in the wind. But it's just fine for single papers or practicing at home.
Mechanical details
I have no idea how the original spring loaded push button should work (or why it failed). Therefore, the system is replaced by a M5 screw through the middle of the rotating clutch.
The 22 mm rod is fixed, like in most music stands, with a M6 screw.
Print Instructions
You will need support!
Printed in black PLA.
I printed this part once with low infill, just to check the dimensions. Against all odds, the part fitted perfectly on the first try. Therefore, I have only tried a “small” infill (15%) variant now. Probably you want some more infill. Let's discuss this.
Post-Print
To fit the M5 screw through the original part, you have to drill the hole in the center to 5.5mm.
Nut Knobs
The M5 und M6 nut knobs are created with the Ultimate Nut Knob Generator by wstein. Thanks!
Modifications welcome
You can remix or download the cad file from onshape: