PS4 Pro Vertical Stands

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**Added V3 and V3.5 versions. With the newest PS4 firmware, you can now store games on external hard drives. I purchased the Seagate Backup Plus Slim 4TB external HDD, which fits perfectly on one of the wings of the V2 stand. I added little rails to each side so that you can rest a HDD on its side there. V3.5 has cut-outs in the middle section to reduce print time. Let me know if these work out for you. **I created a new V2 version with wider feet. Again, I made shorter and taller versions. The feet are about an inch wider than the PS4's space, providing enough support to keep it from tipping over, especially when using the taller versions. I left the old versions up in case you trust this amount of support or don't want increased print time. I haven't printed out the new V2 version yet, so let me know if there are any issues. **Simple stand for the PS4 Pro. I measured how wide the system is (about 54.91 mm) and created a super simple design in 3D builder. Then, I printed it using Cura. You will need to print at least two of these stands.** **They are not fancy designs, but they fit nice and snug, keeping the system from wobbling as much as it normally does (which isn't much; it's better than the OG PS4). I made two versions: a taller one that is about 1.8 inches in height and a shorter one that is an inch less at .81 inches. To test it with a quicker printer, I shrunk the shorter one to 60% its original height in Cura and printed that, and it works even when small.** **I printed the test version at .3mm layer height, with 1.2mm shells, and 25% fill. It took about an hour to print one of the test versions on my Maker Select V2.1.** /After thinking about the design for more than 5 seconds, these are probably worse footprint wise than the original console. I'll try to come up with something more foolproof if I can get some time. **Added a new version with wider feet.** **Print Settings:** Printer: Maker Select V2.1 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3mm Infill: 25% Notes: I printed the test version laying flat as seen in the photos and models, but you might try printing them on their side to make the side wings less fragile. That will probably require a raft and supports (You could maybe do it at an angle instead to get more strength and not have as much interior cleanup too?).