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A modular vertical stand system for micro-PCs, designed with a retrofuturistic cyberdeck aesthetic. Heavy chamfers replace standard rounding, flanked by aggressive side heat-sink ribbing and vertical hazard slots.
The two units lock together via a central slide-in dovetail key, allowing independent adjustment or expansion.
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Hexa is a one-piece phone stand built on an 80 mm hexagonal base, designed so identical modules can click together side by side with no hardware. A 70° back panel supports the phone, a front lip stops it sliding, and a groove keeps the charging cable tidy. Features Hexagon 80 mm across vertices, 6 mm thick, rounded edges Back panel about 65 mm tall, leaning at 70° from the base Front lip 10 mm above the base surface Cable groove running front to back, centred Dovetail tab on one side edge, matching slot on the opposite edge (0.3 mm clearance) Print notes Print flat on the base, no supports needed PLA or PETG, 3–4 perimeters for strength
A modern, modular phone stand built around a pure hexagonal base. The design allows multiple units to link together sideways via a built-in tab and slot system, perfect for keeping a row of devices organized on a desk or creating an expanding charging station. Design Highlights: 70-Degree Rest: The back support leans back comfortably for viewing notifications or media. Cable Management: A central pass-through routes your charging cable securely out the bottom via hidden channels. Print-in-Place Linkage: Built-in puzzle-piece connections require no extra hardware to link modules. Split Front Lip: Keeps the device firmly seated while leaving the center clear for downward cable runs.
What it's for A single-piece modular phone stand designed around a regular hexagonal footprint. It features an angled 70-degree backrest for optimal viewing and a sturdy front retaining lip. A central U-groove is carved through the front lip and into the base, allowing a charging cable to pass cleanly underneath the phone while docked. The stand is designed to tile: dovetail tabs on the right side match with identical slots on the left side, allowing multiple hexagonal units to be linked together into a continuous charging array or desk organizer without any extra hardware. Dimensions Base size: 80 mm across opposite vertices, sitting 6 mm thick. Back panel: 65 mm tall, leaning back at a 20-degree angle from vertical. Front lip: 10 mm high above the resting surface, leaving a generous 23 mm gap for the device. Cable groove: 12 mm wide, recessing down to a 2 mm floor height. Print notes Designed to print entirely support-free in its default upright orientation. The 0.2 mm clearance on the dovetail joints should slide together firmly on a well-calibrated machine. Standard PLA or PETG will provide plenty of strength for the upright panels.
What it's for A wearable housing for smart glasses components, scaled to fit a human head. Features isolated electronic cavities, hollow arms for speakers and haptics, and integrated ports for front-facing cameras and downward sensors. Dimensions Overall Width: 150 mm Lens Housings: 52 mm tall, 18 mm deep Temple Arms: 11 mm wide, with a 30-degree drop behind the ear Assembly The frame and two arms print as separate flat-laid components without supports. Hinge tabs are modeled in — use short 3 mm pins or filament offcuts to join them.
A sturdy, functional stand for phones and small tablets. Designed with a 35-degree viewing angle, it works nicely for watching media or keeping an eye on notifications while at your desk. Features a 16mm-wide cutout for routing charging cables Includes a solid rear spine to prevent flexing when tapping the screen 14mm resting gap accommodates most phones, even with a case Prints in one piece without supports
Two-piece modular desk platform with a precision-fit dovetail seam. The main tray spans 250x160mm and runs four custom 68mm bores—sized specifically to drop in 355ml soda cans with exactly 1mm of clearance so they never bind. The extension plate mates flush to the right edge via four full-depth dogbone locks. It carries over the four cable passthrough notches and builds into an 89mm-tall backing plate offset precisely to set up a 15-degree resting angle off the main tray's front partition. Built with squared alignment edges against the seam and a solid side-stop block to lock your gear into place. Critical Dimensions Host Standard: 355ml standard soda can (66mm body). Overall Footprint: 500mm wide by 160mm deep (assembled). Seam Clearance: Locks are cut with 0.25mm of total gap so they seat tight without filing.