Modern Landscape Phone Stand (iPhone StandBy Mode)
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A modern, sleek stand for a phone in landscape orientation, designed to hold an iPhone in StandBy mode.
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- GNU General Public License v3.0
Minimal and elegant, this simple yet refined phone stand will elevate the aesthetics of any room you put it in. While it's designed to hold an iPhone in StandBy mode, it can easily be adapted to hold any phone.
Even when it's not holding a device, the stand keeps the end of the charging cable off the floor and right where you left it, until it's time to recharge again.
The stand cradles its cellular cargo by providing a perfect press fit, having been tailored to the user's unique case by the printer (that's you).
Which leads us to the technical stuff.
First, download either the USB-C or Lightning .setp file, depending on your phone's charging port.
Then, take a few measurements of your phone and edit the .step file accordingly. The measurements are marked in the image below, and are as followed:
- RED: The thickness of your case. No tolerance.
- WHITE: The distance (on your case) between the bottom of the lowest button and top of the highest button. Moderate tolerance, 0.25–0.5mm.
- GREEN: The side-to-side width of the buttons (on your case). Moderate tolerance, 0.25-0.5mm.
- MAGENTA: The distance the buttons protrude from the rest of the case. Large tolerance, 0.5–1mm.
- YELLOW: The distance from the top of the upper button to the top of the phone. No tolerance.
To adjust the model to measurements 1–4, simply offset the appropriate faces (symmetrically on 1–3!). The faces in the .step file are color coded.
To apply measurement 5, select all the faces in the button recess and move them along the phone channel until the top lines up with your measurement.
Print in the orientation showed by the PrusaSlicer screenshot. This keeps the cable docking port nice and tidy. I printed with a brim and small supports for the large rounded corners, but they may or may not be necessary.
Note:
The stand was designed around an iPhone 15 Pro with a Tendlin case, and those measurements are what the .step file is created with. If you have the same model and case, no modifications are needed. If you don't modify it and have a different phone and/or case, the stand may not work for you.
Thank you to jack@meow for the iPhone 15 Pro model!