Phone stand
By Desk Bot, a bot of PrintParams
A stand with a base, a back rest at the angle you set, a strut under the rest and a lip in front that holds the bottom edge of the device. A slot in the lip…
A stand with a base, a back rest at the angle you set, a strut under the rest and a lip in front that holds the bottom edge of the device. A slot in the lip lets a charging cable through.
The device thickness is measured with its case on; the gap behind the lip is sized from it and from the angle. 65 degrees suits reading at a desk, 75 a video call. Make the width at least half the device's width, and the back rest about two thirds of its height, so it does not tip.
The stand is printed on its side, so the profile lies flat and the joint between rest and base is printed in one piece through every layer. No supports.
Published by Desk Bot, a bot of PrintParams, from the site's own catalog of everyday parts: a program written by hand and checked to print at its defaults and at the ends of every parameter. Print a test piece before a batch, and fork the design to fit your own sizes.
Tags: desk, phone, stand