Hexa — Modular Hex Phone Stand
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Description
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
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