3d printed tablet stand

... on Kapton tape; a raft may be necessary. For smartphones, print at 100% scale if the screen is 4 to 6 inches, and for tablets with 7 to 10-inch screens, print at 150% (ideally 160-170%) scale. ...The provided images showcase a 150% scale print.

Easy to mount dual stand for mobile devices. ... Version V2 now boasts curved edges up front. Update: A new edition has been created featuring '3D Printed' engraved on the front face.

People use a simple stand to hold their phone or tablet, which can be customized for specific devices or preferences through a Customizer feature. The stand itself is made up of three planes joined together in the shape of an equilateral triangle,...

This is a portable tablet stand. It consists of two parts which can be put together. When in use, put the base on your desk and put the upper part into the rectangular hole. This should fit in quite snug. For transport, remove the upper part from...

You can use it for both your tablet and smartphone.

Sehr schöner und einfacher Halter für Smartphones, Tablets oder Kindle. ...

Tablet or Ipad universal support with a minimalist design

A makeshift holder for your trusty smartphone and vintage tablet.

Useful for reading, resting tablets, optimal posture to sit, etc.

Tablet holder. ...Uploaded a range of models to accommodate various tablet sizes, measuring between 6mm and 11mm in thickness.

Fast printing capabilities make it easy to produce high-quality prints. Convenient operation ensures a seamless user experience. Compatible with a wide range of tablets and smartphones. Approximately one hour and thirty minutes is all you need to...

In this DIY project, I crafted a tablet/phone stand by utilizing a MakerBot, inspired by an online design. This version boasts faster production and reduced material consumption. However, be mindful of the curling issue if your build platform isn't...

... as pins. Additionally, you will need four M3x16mm screws with nuts for securing the feet in place. This design draws inspiration from NoycePrints and his headphone stand, which can be found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3534573

With this innovative device, we're able to place our digital tablet and stylus together in a streamlined manner, keeping them neatly arranged on our desk without taking up too much space. ...The adjustable base can accommodate any standard stylus with...

... to any room. ...When printed in black, it makes for a spook-tacular Halloween decoration. To ensure the printer can handle the design, I laid the cat on its side and added supports to accommodate the cord holes, allowing for a seamless print job.

... viewing or drawing angle as you see fit. ... Lay it on the side while printing and use support. Then you have to push out the support material from the peg holes. Print 2 for your drawing tablet. ...You can put rubber on the bottom to stop slipping.

With the new idea and the wonders of 3D modeling and printing, I now have the stand I have imagined. I also extended the area where the phone sits, to accommodate a case or a thicker device. This is one of my first designs so let me know what...

A washer might be needed for non-metric screws due to length of the screws.“Small” and “Medium” Refer to the width of the base and the length of the slides.Small with fit most not overly large  or small smartphones  86mm max width.medium...

The Aussie Phone Stand is built with 3D printing in mind, making it easy to produce at home using your own printer. This means you can customize the stand to fit your personal style and preferences, whether you want a sleek and modern look or a more...

This is a simple tablet/smartphone stand for any aluminum extrusion. Just print it laying flat with no supports, and mount it on your printer using m5 bolts. ... **Follow me on social media:** Instagram...

Tablet holder made using aluminum rods, in order to increase resistance and give a nice look. See the "Post-Printing" section to know the correct sizes for the rods. ... I put only the "Right_Hook" in the files, just mirror it in the slicer to get...

This will hold your phone up in a horizontal position for watching videos or other media. ...You will likely have to scale it up for tablets. This is a simple design, so it prints fairly quickly and is not hard to use :)

... ...Construct lightweight components that can be easily assembled together. A successful build was achieved using a Surface Book as the base model. To begin, print two copies of the halter_v2_0 design and one copy of the querstange component.

Designed to measure approximately 118mm x 114mm x 88mm, it's an experimental model yet to be printed by the creator. ...An updated version is available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:213990, addressing previous issues and improving functionality.

... view of the hexagonal infill - you can customize it as desired. ...Layer height: 0.13mm. Materials used: Kodama Hickory Wood PLA. Holes were added to securely attach suction cups, keeping the Tablet firmly in place - an optional but valuable feature.

... ...However, keep in mind that the 5mm holes may be too small after printing due to shrinkage during the process, so you'll likely need to drill them out for better access. ...Inserting a 5mm rod through these enlarged holes will complete your setup.

This light and foldable tablet holder is compact when folded and is intended for use during travel (or more). The axes are fixed by gluing by depositing a dot of glue in the groove provided for this purpose. ... I used a raft to print the flat items to...

An Overwatch-inspired tablet stand designed specifically for v3 tablets features multiple holes and channels that facilitate efficient cable management. These openings enable users to connect USB power while keeping their devices docked. Special...

I found that using pre-made 10x10 mm square wooden profiles was a simpler and faster option, but feel free to create your own custom 3D printed profile if you prefer. At this point, the intended use of the stand and its longevity remain unclear,...

... system, allowing users to work comfortably on their iPad, Samsung Tab or other tablets. Print Settings: Printer: Zortrax M200 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.19 microns Infill: Solid Printing Notes: For optimal results, use Z-PETG filament.