Jimmy's Adjustable Phone and Tablet Stand
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Adjustable angle phone and tablet stand/holder. Includes a printable screw and sound-passing channels
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- Printables
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- Other Gadgets
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Jimmy's Adjustable Phone & Tablet stand is a fully printable stand for cradling your device and holding it at the angle you prefer.
There are cut aways for charging cables and sound holes.
This model was designed with the intent of users printing it at a size that suits their needs. The STL files have the model at full scale. Scale-down the model for smaller devices or just to save size/filament.
Slicing
The Device Platform and the Base can be printed together in an orientation like they'll be used in. This can save you from having to print more supports for the back of the Device Platform.
Assembly
Super simple, just install the screw through the base's holes and through the Device Platform's mounting hole.
Full Scale Prints
Print this model at full scale to maximize the size of devices you can get it handle. This includes devices like:
- iPad / iPad Pro
- Microsoft Surface Pro
- Nintendo Switch
Jimmy's Adjustable Phone Stand Mini
If you just want to use this with smaller devices like phones and retro consoles, then you can get your slicer to scale it to 75% size.
The thread tolerances will reduce when you scale it, but this has been designed to scale and it's been tested as still fully functional at 75% size. Smaller may also work, but has not been tested.
Thread Tester (Optional)
There is an included Thread Tester model for you to print with the screw to confirm that your machine and slicer are tuned well for printing this phone/tablet stand.
Your machine just needs to be reasonably well set up and this stand should go together very smoothly with almost no effort. If your machine is not set up very well, you could have some post-printing effort to get this print fully working.