Auction House Tiered Bead Stand
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Description
A two-step display riser in the spirit of a jewelry-counter showcase, built for live-stream bead auctions. Twelve tapered cone rods hold beads upright, and the slim tip to wide base fits a range of hole sizes.
Raised numbers 1–12 sit in front of each rod, designed to print in a contrasting color so they read clearly on camera.
- Front tier: beads 1–6, low step
- Back tier: beads 7–12, raised so every bead stays visible
- Rods: 9 mm base tapering to 2 mm tip, 30 mm tall
- Numbers: separate color body, 1 mm raised; swap filament or use a color change at the layer
- Footprint: about 152 × 80 mm
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