Wood grain MagSafe iPhone dock
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MagSafe iPhone puck with a wood grain pattern
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Hi :) I made a wood PLA MagSafe stand to match my furniture.
I needed to save some desk space, so I downsized the body. To ensure it doesn't tip over, the body has a container embedded into the print with some Play-Doh inside. You can print the inner container beforehand to have time to put the Play-Doh inside or print the main body and the inside container concurrently, adding a pause before the dock body begins bridging to close the container up.
I tested my model with an iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 15 and the stand didn't tip over. However, if you have the Pro or Max iPhones you may need to add additional weights into the Play-Doh. I gifted the stand to someone with an iPhone 13 Pro Max and didn't hear any feedback about it tipping over.
Important note: Make sure the Play-Doh is FLAT before inserting it into your print. You don't want the nozzle dragging on the Play-Doh… Trust me.
As for printing using wood PLA, you MUST print it in the orientation shown in the picture or you will cry from the stringing. If you're printing using regular PLA or PETG it doesn't really matter. The wood pattern extends somewhat into the sides, so make sure it's flat on the print bed, even if it's sinking by 1mm. I suggest printing with supports so that the MagSafe puck portion is as round as possible since it's a press fit.