Summary

A simple 2 piece ukulele stand. Fits a Stagg soprano ukulele. Should fit many other models as well. Once the base and fretboard rest are printed simply slide the fretboard rest into the base. Prints without supports. Will definitely require a large print area. Could easily be remixed to have the fretboard rest printed as 2 or more pieces.

Print Settings

Printer:

CR10

                                            Rafts:                      
No

Supports:

                                            Resolution:                      
0.2mm

Infill:

20% / 30%

                    
                        Notes:                     
Used 20% infill on the fretboard rest and 30% for the base. Filament used was Hatchbox Black PLA. I used a skirt when I printed the stand.

Comment & Rating (15)

@DavidTran

I am not able to print the stand since it's over the height limit on my P1S. Any suggestions or can you make it the stick is separated into two parts and screwable/twistable?

The designer has replied

@kyle.harrity

I had originally designed this model for a creality CR-10 which has a generous z-axis height. Then I imported it to Makerworld from Thingiverse. I'll take a look at the model and see if I can turn it into three parts to fit the Bambu Lab series of printers. I like your idea of putting a threaded part in, I'll try that. Thanks for bringing this to my attention! EDIT: I have something, I'm printing it now to see if it works.

(Edited)

@DavidTran

Replying to @kyle.harrity :

Thank you so much! I was able to print the base perfectly, and then ran into this error when I tried to print the stand. I tried to download and learn Fusion 360, but I was barely able to learn how to convert mesh files and split bodies before I had to go back to work. I’m new to 3D printing and still learning tons!