Device Stand

Device Stand

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Here is the spun text: This is a simple tablet/phone stand design in Sketchup to print out for enjoyment or get inspired to create and personalize your own stand! Questions to ask your class include: What height vs length ratio is best for holding your device? What angle provides the most comfortable viewing experience for your device? Would multiple angles offer better results? Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer: Simple Black Project: Design a tablet or phone stand from scratch using 3D printing. Objectives: Design and create a functional 3D printed tablet or phone stand. Learn the basics of 3D design and how to use Sketchup modeling software. Experiment with different angles and physics to determine which stand designs work best. Audiences: Students in grades 6-8 can learn and experiment with this project, gaining experience with modeling software and basic physics of force on an object. Preparation: Access to computers and a reliable internet connection are necessary for students, who should also be logged into a free Sketchup account. No prior 3D design experience is required; familiarity with Sketchup would be beneficial, however. The instructor should be prepared to answer simple questions about Sketchup and advise students on avoiding printing issues like overhangs. Results: Students will gain a basic understanding of Sketchup and 3D printing. They will comprehend that large objects require sturdy designs to avoid tipping, and create a functional stand to hold their device. Each student will have a working 3D printed model as a result.

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