Holder/Stand for basic nanoVNA (not L or H or V2....).
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An angle-adjustable stand for the nanoVNA and stylus to hold firmly.
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I have both a tinuSA ULTRA and a nanoVNA basic, both of which are really neat and useful devices for antenna and electronics work, but are nearly unusable in my shack or in my lab/shop when just laying on their backs because reflections from the ceiling lights make them hard to see. Trying to prop them up on various tools and objects didn't work well, so I went looking for a sloped stand for them.
I really liked how the tinySA ULTRA Stand and Stylus design holds the Ultra firmly and at adjustable angle and has a convenient place for the stylus. There are various models of holders for the nanoVNA, but they are either for the -F, -H4, -V2, etc models or do nothing but enclose it or aren't adjustable.
So I took the stl file for the tinySA Ultra's holder and, using the tools in Orca Slicer, sliced it up and then boolean re-joined the pieces to fit the nanVNA. Got it in the first try! -Easier than redesigning it from scratch. Works really nicely.
Like the original, it needs a bolt and nut to hold it at the desired position. You should use 'SMA saver' extenders to prevent wearing out the connectors of the devices as well as to make them more accessible inside the stands.
Also included here is an stl file for the Open, Short, Load standards (modified from the NanoVNA Calibration Dongle for a more compact size and with split insets to make it easier to snap the standards into place),