Slim AirPods Max Stand with Sleep Mode V1

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schönholz

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Magnets8x3mm x 4: N52-Strong
AntiSlipPads x 4: 8x4mm

Description

Version 2 with improvements is out: Link

Elevate your AirPods Max with this sleek and minimalistic stand, designed to perfectly complement Apple’s iconic design. At just 20mm in height, 160mm in length, and 100mm in depth, this slim stand blends seamlessly into any setup. Four integrated 8x3mm N52 magnets ensure your AirPods Max enter sleep mode when placed on the stand, preserving battery life effortlessly. Optional anti-slip pads can be added to the base for extra stability.

Please note that the areas where the ear cushions rest on the stand may not print as cleanly as the rest of the model. Users are encouraged to remix or suggest improvements to enhance this part of the design.

It is crucial to use strong magnets (such as N52) to ensure the sleep mode activates properly. Weaker magnets may fail to trigger this feature.
I used these magnets: Link

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A future version with charging capabilities is in development, though this iteration prioritizes its ultra-slim profile for minimalism enthusiasts.

Comment & Rating (37)

@w_ing

It looks good—I would have preferred a slightly tighter fit for the AirPods Max, but this is fine as it is. In addition to the magnets, I added metal balls to the gaps in the infill, making the holder heavier and more stable on the table. Thank you for the model

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@schoenholz

Thank you! I had to make the fit more flexible to accommodate headphones of varying size adjustments

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@w_ing

Replying to @schoenholz :

... I hadn't even changed the size setting: True, that makes a difference. I considered covering the surface with velvet (flakes or something - but haven't found any yet…)

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@schoenholz

Replying to @w_ing :

Good idea. Please send me a picture if you tried it out :)

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@hamm3

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A truly lovely and simple model. Unfortunately, the areas requiring supports don't look very appealing; sandpaper will help here. I highly recommend it

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@schoenholz

Thank you! Yes, the interior surfaces aren't ideal. If I manage to improve them, I will let you know. I'm working on something!

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@user_4098825519

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Super Model! It looks simply superb in metallic blue!

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@schoenholz

It looks fantastic! I'm thrilled you like it

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@slimingfatty

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Full work sleep mode done , i love you

@TripleDDDPrintr

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8mmx2mm N35 magnets work well. Supertack plate did a great job along with ironing for smoothing the surfaces. Bambu matte PLA in ivory white looks very nice!

@Mr_Space_Ranger

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hi I am new to 3D printing I have a question. Do you have to pause the print to put the magnets in and then continue

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@malikpott

I haven't printed it but looking the slicer, there's a pause already programed for you to insert the magnets.

@schoenholz

hi! Thanks for your comment. When you print through BambuStudio there should be an pause automatically. Here are instructions for placing the magnets: 1. Check Pauses: Ensure pauses are set in your BambuStudio project. If missing, pause the print on the layer that first covers the magnet hole (not the last open layer). 2. Insert Magnets: Use strong magnets. Polarity is not important for this project. During the pause, firmly press 8mm x 3mm magnets into the slots. I made the holes very tight so the magnets aren't loose. You will need a bit power to press them into theholes. 3. Secure Magnets: Use glue or adhesive strips for added stability. 4. Make sure that the magnets or glue dont peak out of the hole. the next layer already closes the holes. 5. Resume Print: Continue printing. Pauses are shown on the right side after you sliced the plate in BambuStudio:

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@Mr_Space_Ranger

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Replying to @schoenholz :

Perfect thank you for getting back to me I will buy the magnets and print this. Much appreciated for your work and your response

@Tim20_07

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printed perfectly and looks really nice!

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@koot.3d.cretion

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nice fit great

@supercoolbuilds

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perfect print

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