music stand target 3d models

Music stand phone holder designed to securely hold mobile devices at a perfect viewing angle for reading sheet music and watching video tutorials.

An extension for a music stand desk. ...This can let you view 3 or 4 sheets without page turns.

This convenient gadget prevents pencils from sliding off your music stand. ...Designed to attach at the stand's bottom, it securely holds a single pencil.

When playing a musical piece that's too wide for my music stand, the pages on the end flop over making it too hard to read. This print adds extensions to the width of the music stand on both sides (see the before and after pictures). This is a simple...

This is a spare part designed specifically for the Thomann Orchestra Music Stand, an instrument known for its delicate upper bracket which can easily shatter over time. We've created this replacement set to securely hold the Music Sheet Plate in...

Exhausted by music books sagging off the front of your music stand, or sheet music blowing away mid-performance? Simply clip two of these neat holders to the back of the stand and they'll support the pages at the front while keeping them easy to...

... food pad can be printed in almost any filament and hot glued to the bottom of the music stand and protect your flooring. May want to fit one to test fitment and scale in slicer program to fit your music stand before you print them for all the feet.

Support for books or sheet music, intended to keep them open and in the right position for reader convenience or performer's comfort. ...A music stand is a pedestal or raised rack engineered to hold a sheet of music or papers in place for easy viewing.

This is an assembled music stand for a YAMAHA keyboard that was missing it. ...I have included the Fusion model for remixing.

A Custom Music Stand Component. ... Print Settings Printer: Vertex K8400 Rafts: Irrelevant Supports: Not Needed Infill: 40% I Created This Design

I created music stand from scrap parts that were then finished with some wood and a 26mm plastic pipe lying around.

It attaches at the base of a metal music stand. ...A convenient spot exists to stash your phone, making it easy to run a metronome as needed.

It clips on the bottom of a metal music stand. ...It is useful to place phone, to run a metronome for example. There is a pencil holder on the side too. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: music stand, phone holder Category: Art Tools

This is a 3d printable sheet music stand to be used on a table. It also folds for storage. ... visit my website https://www.endtas.com to freely download a higher resolution version of this stand.

A simple clip to hold a set of headphones at the bottom of a music stand. ...The slot to slide over the bottom lip of the stand is 1.4mm wide.

This clamp is engineered to stabilize music stands, mirroring the design of the Manhasset Symphony stand, which allows users to set and maintain the desired height of their music stand with precision.\r\n\r\nThe nut hole in this clamp is specifically...

... to apply some glue to hold the two pieces together! I opted for loctite superglue and found it to be an effective solution. Also, note that this is a compact music stand compared to regular ones, so please keep its size in mind when setting it up.

During my summer break, I designed a portable music stand by replicating the features of an existing one. ...It folds up easily for convenient transport, making it a practical and enjoyable mini-project to work on.

I figured it'd be really convenient to have the ability to hang my bow on the music stand instead of having to balance it. ... I came up with this quick solution to make that happen.

This stand holds one music book. It breaks down into the base and back for storage. ...I printed it in draft mode with 20% fill and it took around 4 hours per part.

A substitute leg for a usual collapsible metal music stand is available. Please be aware that measurements may vary as they are based on estimations, not printed yet. ...To install, simply print and attach it accordingly.

Headphones Stand for Musical peeps - Great gift Printed in two parts that slot together. The headphones sit between the treble clef and the heart. ... See all my other designs here: myminifactory.com/users/CheesmondN

Headphones Stand for Musical peeps Great gift Printed in two parts that slot together. The headphones sit between the treble clef and the heart. ... See all my other designs here:https://cults3d.com/en/users/CheesmondN/creations

... taken matters into my own hands and created a custom design to accommodate my needs. Currently, I'm using an adaptable mounting system specifically designed for standard music stands - and next up will be a similar adapter for microphone stands.

I got tired of sheet music spilling off the edge of my music stand, forcing me to stop playing and reposition the sheets to see what's next. This ingenious design lets me view four pages of music without making any adjustments whatsoever. A 2.43 mm...

Headphones Stand for Music Lovers Perfect Gift Made in two easy-to-assemble parts that fit together perfectly. The headphones rest between the treble clef and heart symbols. ... **I've upgraded the base to make it taller** **Two interchangeable tops are...

The need ======= You have a STAGG music stand, but your music is larger than a standard A4 / Letter page. The idea ======= Make the stand larger. This design extends the stand in both height and width for the sheet music. It doesn't extend the shelf...

I designed a music stand extension in Rhino 3D specifically for the MANHASSET M48 music stand, which is widely used by schools and churches. It might also work with other stands, but I haven't tried it on any others, so print at your own risk. I...

This extension can be used to widen the music stand for 3 or 4 sheets The second side can be created by mirroring the stl-part in the slicer program. ... The version notenpult has a greater support depth (45 instead of 40 mm) See also my new design...

Replacing a misplaced music stand foot temporarily is now possible. A simple solution would be to use a printed replacement made of a rigid material like PLA. Printing in one layer with 20% infill ensures a solid structure. ...However, the fit might be...