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Kodak 3-inch Instant Photo Angled Photo Frame {Hinged Print-in-Place Kickstand|Quick Assembly of Front and Back Frames|No Supports, No Overhangs}

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A1
P2S
P1P
P1S
X1
H2C
X1 Carbon
H2D
H2S
X1E
H2D Pro
X2D
A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
1.3 h
1 plate

Slightly reduced front frame thickness, this version is recommended
Slightly reduced front frame thickness, this version is recommended
Designer
1.3 h
1 plate

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Kodak 3-inch photo paper size is 76*88, and the actual printable size is 70*73.

The photo frame kickstand, once printed, should be attached to the main body and will require a slight force to detach.

For aesthetics and a slight friction feel, the gap is very small and may require adjustment. My material is PETG, and I'm unsure how it will perform with other materials.

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Because I had photo paper… I made a photo frame… Isn't a photo frame just a frame…?

 

It looks simple, but once you start, it's full of problems:

Don't want supports and don't want overhangs ===> decided to split the parts;

How to fit them together after splitting so they don't loosen and don't affect the appearance ===> started researching snap-fit techniques;

If I want it to stand at an angle, how should the kickstand be designed ===> looked for references: special thanks here to the model Print in Place Piggy Bank Photo Frame, Chairman Mao says you can do it!, I spent a long time studying how it was made…

 

In summary, after learning and revising, and several versions later, it finally basically met my expectations…. Although it's just a common photo frame after all…. I'll leave it at that for now hhhhhh

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Installation steps:

First, push the rail in and slide it all the way down, then slightly lift the front frame, pry up the bottom snap, slide it down a bit further to align with the lowest snap, and finally press the snap until it clicks.

 

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