Elegant Tablet/Cookbook stand with charging port

This elegant tablet/cookbook combo stand was designed for use in the kitchen but can be used almost anywhere. One side was designed at the optimal angle for use on standard height kitchen counters for ease of reading recipes. This side has a built in notch for a tablet charging cable and can also fit fairly large cookbooks. The other side is a steeper angle for a desk or other area where the tablet will be closer to your viewing height. This side is made skinnier for tablet only. It should fit 10-13 inch tablets perfectly, but any size tablet would work. The shelf in the middle serves a dual purpose of adding rigidity to the model and providing a place to store your stylus or pen/pencil. The dual color was designed to minimize color changes and filament waste and could also be used without AMS using a few extra steps and filament swaps (or just print in a single color). If you print this I'd love to see pictures of the different colors you choose.

Printing recommendations: 
-Use the settings as is for a robust/sturdy print.
-I printed this at 50% speed (silent mode) for extra durability and a nicer look. I would recommend you do the same even if it is a longer print. You can find this setting on your built in screen, or in the bambu studio app.
-Clean your build plate thoroughly using dish soap and water. The print does not use brims--my A1 printed this flawlessly as is with no brims (I always thoroughly clean the build plate). If your A1 printer has build plate adhesion issues (even after cleaning), you might consider adding brims and/or using glue stick.

-The P1 and X1 should not need brims at all.

-A1 mini users may have to scale this down a bit.