Foldable guitar neck stand

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I think it's better to watch it once than to read it several times. So, watch the video about this thing.UpdatesI increased the space for the nut in the spool (+1 mm in height) to use the nut with nylon. If you will use such a nut "in print", then pause at a height higher.Not printed partsAs the legs you'll need a PVC tube OD=25mm. So, first print out joint_test.stl and measure it in the tube you have. If you need other diameters, then go to the source and change whatever you need in the configuration.Screws: two bolts M5, two nuts in the spool. Piece of the same size bolt for rigidly position the spool halves.Tip: fill the tubes with salt, it will significantly add weight.SourceThe source is here.How to use my configurable models in OnShapeTo get an access to the thing source you'll need an account in OnShape. It can be free, so made it for yourself.Go to the document by the specified link.Go to the tab "print setup". There should be a few configurable values in the upper-left corner. Change what you need. Wait while rendering finished then export parts from this tab (see in the bottom-left corner). They already oriented in the best printing position.Printing disclaimerYou must have a well calibrated printer including correct flow setting for the filament which you suppose to use. The printing tolerance is 0.15mm.If you're not sure or didn't understand what I'm talking about - don't waste the time to make this thing. Or don't blame me after, that your printed parts don't fit together.Also in some cases you'll need to use the tools (needle files for corners, drill bits for holes and etc.) to reach the best result from the printed model. Especially if use don't use Linear Advance or similar algorithm. You shouldn't expect that the model will be fine immediately from the printer. At least not always :)