Adjustable Stand for Smartphones, Ipads, and Tablets :: 100% Printable :: No Hardware

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<p>Recently I designed a very rugged Tablet Stand for a Tradeshow booth that used quite a bit of unique hardware. &nbsp;After posting the design on Reddit and getting feedback, I decided to try and duplicate the design without using any hardware at all. &nbsp;What a fun challenge! &nbsp;</p><p><strong>Assembly:&nbsp;</strong> The bottom cross-section has three feet on each side that press into the left and right bases. &nbsp;It only fits one way so make sure to look at the picture. &nbsp;The rear cross-section fits into a slot on the arms and then slides down. &nbsp;It fits in multiple ways, when it is inserted the correct way, the slot opening will not be visible. &nbsp;Use the four nuts to connect the left and right hooks to the base and arms.</p><p><a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/7p156mvxkj37sej/animatedAssembly.gif?dl=0"><strong>CLICK HERE TO SEE AN ANIMATED GIF OF ASSEMBLY</strong></a></p><p><strong>Tips:</strong></p><ul><li>The included GCODE prints the bolts with 5 perimeters - it is overkill for most, but I wanted to try and minimize issues for everyone.&nbsp;</li><li>If you have issues with the bolts, try printing them at .15 layer thickness</li><li>The bottom cross-section is press fit and has tight tolerances. &nbsp;Please understand if you are having issues, it is your printer/slicer settings; not the design.</li><li>The rear cross-section fits into the opening and slides down into the slot to lock.&nbsp; Like the bottom cross-section, it is a very tight fit.&nbsp; Again,&nbsp;if you are having issues, it is your printer/slicer settings; not the design.</li><li>If using with smaller devices, move hooks and bolts to inside.</li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>