Modular Display Stand
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Description
Description:
I sought a method to display my models, encountering @Babylone(https://makerworld.com/it/models/920993#profileId-883064)'s exhibition stand; quite charming, and I even commenced printing it. However, certain model characteristics dissuaded me from completing the print. Primarily, the necessity of gluing parts rendered the structure static and inflexible, precluding adaptability to future exhibitions.
The author's copyright restrictions prevented a simple remix incorporating the desired modifications; thus, I developed a new modular exhibition stand from scratch, facilitating effortless rearrangement. Parts interlock, eliminating the need for any adhesive.
I created six column types with variable heights: 30mm, 50mm, 70mm, 90mm, 110mm, and 130mm. Support heads are available in two widths, 80mm and 100mm, and three shapes: hexagonal, round, and square. A cap is also included to close one or more holes if fewer than seven display points are required.
Printing Instructions:
Print one copy of the base and then select the columns and support heads according to your needs.
Position the base on the print bed with the upper surface facing down to apply holographic effects, if desired, using print beds with such capabilities. No supports are needed. Similarly, orient the support heads towards the print bed to add effects, eliminating the need for supports. Columns require no supports. The cap is the only part requiring support if printing the upper surface with holographic effects; if a standard rough or smooth surface suffices, invert the cap to avoid support use.
Due to the base's size, printing this model on the A1 mini is not feasible.
Assembly Instructions:
Invert the base, exposing the recesses. Insert columns in the desired order, starting with the narrow end into the base holes, pushing until they lock into place. Turn the base over and attach the support heads to the columns.
I recommend attaching support heads starting with the shortest columns to prevent taller columns from interfering with assembly, particularly when using wider heads.
To disassemble the entire stand or a portion, simply pull off the desired heads and push the columns towards the base to release and remove them.
Post-Processing:
Only the cap, if printed with holographic effects and requiring support, needs support removal to ensure proper interlocking with the base. Other parts are ready for use without post-print cleaning.
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