Keychain Phone Stand Magnetic Cellphone Holder

2 in 1 Magnetic Keychain Cellphone Stand

I made this model to be as universal as I possibly could, while maintaining great functionality. It was designed to hold some of the thinnest phones to larger phones with thick cases (up to 16mm), in both phone orientations. Want to watch your favorite show hands-free while doing dishes, at work, or in the bathroom? No problem, just open the stand up, put you phone in and adjust the angle. In order to use it for videochatting just turn the holder in the opposite direction and put you phone in. It's one of my most popular designs so I wanted to share it with the Bambu community. I decided to add a non-magnetic and magnetic version. After trying many other phone holders one thing I didn't like was sometimes they would open up and get tangled in things. The magnetic version helps with this, keeping it comfortable in the pocket or neat in a purse. While the phone is in the stand horizontally (watching a show) you can open and close the legs to adjust the viewing angle. Vertically, I tried to create it with the optimal angle for it being placed on a countertop, desk, or table while chatting. I find the stand to be fairly sturdy when the phone is centered. Keep in mind its designed to be for on the go. If you need a super solid stand a different non portable model may be more for your needs.

If you like this model, please feel free to check out my others. Orangehead | Published - MakerWorld

Versions:

No magnet holes

6mm x 3mm (Can use 6mm x 2mm) - exactly 6.4mm wide x 3mm deep in software

7mm x 1.5mm - exactly 7.4mm wide x 1.8mm deep in software

Ask me if you'd like another magnet size and I'll see if I can make it.

Parts and Supplies

Keychain or ring x1

Super glue

Magnets x 2 (either 6x3mm or 6x2mm)

Instructions

Remove the tiny supports and begin moving the 2 sides of the phone stand back and forth. It should release and begin moving freely. I usually move them back and forth for a little to break them in. When installing the magnets just use a very small dab (not even a whole drop) inside the hole, on each side. When inserting the magnets make sure you know the polarity of each magnet as you probably don't want the phone holder to be forced open all of the time. There are prints on MakerWorld to help keep track of north and south polarities. Or just make sure when you pull 2 magnets apart you keep their attraction in mind. I then push them evenly in until they are flush. Mine are snug going in, but your tolerances may be different. Lastly, add your keychain and enjoy.

Extra magnet info

Most magnets that state they are 3mm in height are usually anywhere from 2.5 to 2.9mm in actuality. The ones I use are about 2.8 and work perfectly fine. However, I know some can be larger. The holes in the model are exactly 3mm deep by 6.4mm diameter, so if you have issue with an exactly 3mm magnet let me know and I will adjust the model or add a new one.

Magnets thinner than 3mm should have no issue fitting so if you have concerns with a 6x3mm fitting you can also just use a 6x2mm. Lastly, I prefer the stronger attraction of the 6x3mm, but you may want it to be easier to open, so you can go with the 6x2mm.

Colors

I have uploaded the models with colors by layers, you should be able to make them single colors through the Bambu Handy app or Bambu Studio. If you need help with this, feel free to message me. I encourage everyone to play with the colors. In Bambu Studio, it can be done by slicing the print, going to the layer slider to the right, then sliding to the layer you wish to change color on, then right clicking the green dot.

Alternatively, you can remove the colors in the layers and just use the paint function to customize it how you want.

Constructive criticism is welcomed, especially because I don't own every phone in the world. Please be courteous and I will take you seriously. Thank you.

Small disclaimer

If you are concerned about the magnets and your device, I suggest you do your own research to confirm its safety. However, through my own research I've learned that all most all modern phones and small devices won't be affected by small 6x3 magnets. Older devices and phones, such as phones from the early 2000's and early may have issues, so check.