folding picture frame stand 3d models

This is a remix of Folding Picture Frame Stand, which uses less material.the original was made by David@3DOMEngineering

This replacement stand is designed to replace a picture frame's flimsy cardboard part that failed at the hinge, which wasn't surprising given its poor quality. To ensure good glue adhesion, I roughed up the smaller part where it connects to the...

The one supplied was basically a cardboard part that failed at the hinge (no surprise there).I roughed up the smaller part where it connected to the back of the frame to ensure good glue adhesion.This is based on the existing stand that is designed...

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Can you believe that the picture frame in the image is only 2 layers high?It really is!You can print it flat on your printed and then fold it in a couple of seconds to get a nice, solid picture frame.Being so thin it prints really fast, really cheap...

I had a shell to display, made this stand. use a piece of filament for the pivot hinge. ...I used a gyroid open infill pattern to use less material and make it look more interesting.

My mother-in-law requested a 5 picture folding picture frame for Christmas. Sounds easy, right? Try finding one... I designed this from scratch using 2x3 aspect ratio pictures for references which measure (2 1/2" by 3 1/2"). Adjust to your...

Replace the broken picture frame by standing it upright.

A stand for pictures or digital picture frames. ...Also suitable for books or other items to stand on.

... unit easily clicks onto the main stand piece, serving as a sturdy backstop that cradles the frame in place. Simply place your picture frame on the stand and enjoy a perfectly angled view of your cherished moments. ...(Picture frame sold separately!)

... we have, so I whipped this up quickly. ...The two "seats" for the picture frame are 18mm wide. Overall it is 200mm wide x 100mm deep x 150mm high. The picture frame on the stand in the pictures is 13in wide x 0.6in deep x 16in high (330x15x406mm).

Wanted to put a picture frame on my shelf with another in front without blocking the image, so made a stand. ... I use 2 for each frame.

**Updates:** 2023-07-02 Finally got back to this and decided the original was rather blah so I designed a new single piece, folding backing and stand unit. Another reason I decided to do this was the backing boards of some of my old frames are in...

... Follow these instructions for a customized version: frame lip is 8, frame depth is 7, frame width is 15, stand is enabled with a tilt of 15 degrees, frame thickness is 15, picture width is 180, and picture height is 100.

I bought a frame where the uprights and horizontals had a square cross section and made a stand of two feet connected with a wooden dowel. But the dowel is not necessary. ... This is a customizer so you can measure your frame and adjust the dimensions...

I had to shrink down the foldable picture frame stand, but the holes were too tiny once I made it smaller. To solve this issue, I replaced the hinge with a pre-assembled one that comes out of the 3D printer without needing assembly and stays together...

This is a simple stand to display a plaque or picture frame that cannot stand on its own. ... As shown, it is printed in PETG with 20% infill and 3 perimeters, but it would likely print just fine with default print settings and PLA.

This is a replacement stand for your cherished picture frames, designed to be easy to scale and attach, requiring minimal print time and few tools. It can be attached securely with strong adhesive or small screws directly into the old hinge. ... Print...

I downloaded and printed [fotofreak58's 4x6 photo frame](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5247439) but I wanted it to stand instead of hang The first file is the one I printed but the part needed a little tape around the disk to snug the leg in the...

Just thought the back part needed more support. ... So I made something very similar to the one posted by benny369. The difference between v1 and v2 is the angle at which the picture will stand. ...

Easy to assemble stand for a 4”x6” photo frame.Having a few homemade ¾” hardwood photo frames for 4”x6” photos, it was only natural to come up with a sturdy stand for them. Hopefully these will work for you. The stand’s back is around 6” tall and can...

This is a versatile picture frame holder designed to stand frames that were originally intended for hanging on the wall. It can also be used as a sturdy tablet stand. ... The print settings are as follows: Rafts - No, Supports - No, Resolution - 0.2mm,...

If you create an artistic display for your handiwork, such as a picture frame or greeting card, you might need one of these to showcase it effectively. I assembled this item, and it seems to function well. The only challenge is that you'll require a...

A relatively quick print that will save you from having to lean your pictures against the wall or other ornaments. The stand measures 141wx125hx90d The channel is 6.5mm wide. The pocket behind and under the picture is to accommodate the clip....

A solution for a broken frame. ... Simple, easy and quick to print. 159mm height 107mm length 10º angle (frame)

Artists require lightweight and easy-to-assemble display frames that can be quickly set up and taken down for exhibitions and events.

This is a two pieces support, combine them and you are done. ... The max supported frame size is: Height 22cm Width 17.5 cm Length 1.8 cm You may have to scale this from 100% to 1000% in your slicer before printing.

This is a two pieces support, combine them and you are done. ... The max supported frame size is: Height 22cm Width 17.5 cm Length 1.8 cm You may have to scale this from 100% to 1000% in your slicer before printing.

... decorative items. ...It measures 141mm x 125mm x 90mm, with a narrow groove that's just 6.5mm wide. The hidden compartment behind and beneath each picture is designed to hold the clip in place. ...Engineered with precision using Fusion 360 software.

Small picture stand, world for 8x10 or smaller with frame. ...Hinge prints in place, requires a bit of oomph to break free but moves easily when it does.