Apple Watch S7 Macintosh 128k charging stand

prusaprinters

<p>Inspired by this <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1216409">3D Print</a> by user <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/option8">option8 </a>in 2015.</p><p>I didn't like the 2 part construction and it did not fit my watch so I decided to update the design. Being a single piece means it feels much heavier and more solid when handling.</p><p>There's also <a href="https://www.elago.com/collections/acc-apple-watch-c/products/w3-stand-white">this product by Elago</a> with a very similar design; the entire thing is made of silicone resulting in a soft and flexible stand.</p><p>All models pictured were printed with a 0.6mm nozzle and 0.35mm layer heights. eSun PLA+ “bone white” is a very fitting material for this print; the semi translucent nature of this material does a superb job of hiding the layer lines.<br><br>When Slicing its a good idea to add either seam blockers and/or enforcers to make sure the front/sides are clean and the seam hides away where the charging puck will be inserted. Don't forget to hide the Z-seams on the inside of the vertical screen bezels. (as pictured)</p><p>Other than that just print the model right side up and with supports underneath the chin. Printing upside down is entirely possible too. I included a gcode for the MK3S+Prusament PLA and a 0.6mm nozzle but I highly recommend you slice it yourself.</p><p>In the future I want to decrease the overhang angle on the chin so that hopefully supports won't be necessary anymore.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>