Modular phone tablet/charger/electronics holder

Updated: use the V3 profiles (previous left for posterity)

Customizable device to hold multiple electronics devices (phone/tablet/e-reader/etc.). You can use by itself just for the organization it provides, or you can pair with your multiple device charger to keep your devices organized in a small area all connected to the same charger. There are two sizes available: see below for more details and dimensions.

No AMS needed.

There are three options to pick from for the ring the holder snaps into:

1. No ring.
   1. Only use the base and dividers.

   2. Plates 1 and 3 only.
       

      

2. Cable organizing ring.
   1. This ring helps organize cables from nearby charger(s).
   2. See photos that have half-circles at the bottom.

   3. Plates 1, 2, and 3
       

      

3. Charger and cable organizing ring.
   1. You can place a multi-charger inside along with cables. There are holes for the cables to come out.
   2. See photos that have holes part way up the ring (not semi-circles at bottom).

   3. Plates 1, 3, and 4
       

      

There are two sizes of dividers: tall and short (see pictures above). Plate 3 in the profiles has a mixture of both. Make a custom plate to print as many dividers are you need, of whichever size you need. Plug them into the base at whatever width you need each device to be held at; see the example pictures.

Larger Size (mm):

Smaller Size (mm):

The smaller base (the dividers plug into) fits on an A1 Mini plate. The cable/charger rings will not unfortunately. I can create a smaller version of these if there is interest (message me or comment here).

Notes on designer profiles for each plate above in case you decide to change anything about the profile or import the STLs into a different 3mf:

1. Please make sure to keep the number of walls to a minimum of 5 at the 0.20 layer size for the base. This ensures that the model is solid between each slot the dividers plug into and add strength for those slots. If you print with a smaller layer size (no need to, but if you do), make sure to increase the number of walls to keep it solid.
2. The cable/charger container ring is optional. If you print these, make sure to keep both inside and outside brim enabled unless you have a very sticky plate (like SuperTack).
3. For the dividers: use 6 walls and honeycomb infill for strength to last through many reconfigurations of where they are plugged into the base plate and resist the torque applied by devices leaning on them.