R!SE phone

The R!SE phone is a sleek and minimalist phone stand designed to elevate your device to the perfect viewing angle. Crafted for ease and aesthetics, it's ideally suited for fast and material-efficient spiral vase printing.

Design & Construction

The R!SE phone essentially comprises a contour guided along an almost sinusoidal wave, resulting in a design that is both simple and captivating. This unique appearance seamlessly blends into your environment, offering not only aesthetic appeal but also stability, thanks to the intriguing wave pattern.

If the stand doesn't perfectly match your phone size, we recommend a straightforward solution: adjust the dimensions by scaling it, ideally directly within your slicer!

Files

nologo_rise_phone.stl

• STL file of the part, closed volume that needs to be reoriented for slicing as spiral vase

nologo_rise_phone.stp

• STEP file of the part, closed volume that needs to be reoriented for slicing as spiral vase

nologo_rise_phone.3mf

• Settings for printing in PLA with the MK3 including the increased extrusion width settings (see “Slicing, Printing” below)

nologo_rise_phone_mk4.3mf

• Settings for printing in PLA with the MK4 Input Shaping Alpha including the increased extrusion width settings (see “Slicing, Printing” below)

nologo_rise_phone_mk3.gcode

• Ready to print GCODE file for printing in PLA on a MK3

nologo_rise_phone_mk4.gcode

• Ready to print GCODE file for printing in PLA on a MK4

Slicing, Printing

For optimal results, I recommend slicing and printing the R!SE phone as a spiral vase, especially when using transparent materials, with zero bottom and top layers to keep the sides open. In my personal experience, I've used a 0.8mm nozzle, but it's not strictly necessary. If you're working with a 0.4mm nozzle, consider increasing the extrusion width and layer height to the maximum, as preset in the 3MF and GCODE files for the MK3 and MK4. Turn off your cooling fan to prevent warping. Typically, an extrusion width of 1.8 to 1.9 times the nozzle diameter and a layer height of 0.9 times the nozzle diameter work well. However, these settings may vary based on your printer setup, filament, and cooling, so a bit of experimentation might be needed for your specific slice. When printed following these guidelines, the stand remains stable and durable.

Assembly

Assembling the R!SE phone is a breeze—simply remove it from the build plate, discard the brim, and it's ready for use!

Happy printing!