Small Stuff Display Shelf (Wall or Free Stand)

Update 12/25: I recently found out the non-A1 Mini profile wasn't showing up for some printers, namely the P1S. Turns out the model was large enough it wandered into the “exclusion zone” on their bed plates. There are now ( 3 ) profiles uploaded: A1 Mini, one that covers the A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C and a new profile scaled down to 94% and adjusted so it will show up for other printer models like the P1S. 

Sorry about that, I only have a A1 and I figured if I could print it, most of the other lines could also handle the model size (minus the A1 Mini which is why I went ahead with that re-scale.) 

This is my remix of a small set of shelves, for displaying small prints like Benchy's or Stanley mugs or really any other small items for display. 

I love printing Benchy's but I hunt for the strange and unique versions, so as such, many are not your typical Benchy size. I found the original shelf design was almost perfect, but my models needed more space. I removed a shelf, widened, then altered the between shelf distance and increased the depth of the shelves. Final size is 4 total shelves:  9.5" x 9.5" x 3.5" [24.13cm x 24.13cm x 8.89cm]. There is a lip on the top shelf to help prevent rattle-off. This fills the whole bed, as such there is BRIM on, but set to Inner Edge to help keep it from warping. Sorry to my A1 Mini brothers and sisters , but I will add a scaled version to fit on your bed so you can print from the app as well.

I also have an issue that my home's walls are panelboard rather than drywall, typical wall anchors don't work well and sticky hooks rip the wall surface up. But I found a product called 3M Claws [ https://a.co/d/1U0QEcE ] that work perfectly for my walls and these anchors hold up to 15lbs (they make different sizes with different weight maxes), but they hold items with a small lip hook, so I needed a different way to mount them.  I added a lip to the bottom of the top shelf that slides into the lip of the 3M CLAW anchors, 2 per shelf, holds it very tight to the wall. They line up pretty decently to set up several for a wall of display shelves. You can use Nano tape as a backup if you think they might rattle on the wall (jets overhead did make mine rattle so I added tape to the bottom shelf backside)

Another tweak was I added additional side supports so if you choose to use it free standing, it can hold up to the weight of itself and the models on it.