Bag stand - Stolo2

Beschreibung

DesignConceptThere's a problem - it needs to be solved. That was the case this time, too. I go to work with a backpack, which I place under the table. When I'm in the office, I take it to the table while the floor is cleaned – both wet and dry. However, sometimes I'm not in the office, and then my bag gets swept. I'd had enough of this - I thought, why not make a stand? And when I added my love of screwing things together, I came up with a pretty cool project.Settings PrintThe entire thing was printed in PLA-Silk (dual color and silver). Nozzle 0.4Layer height 0.24Infill 20%You can see in my photos that I incorrectly set the print speed, which resulted in a few artifacts – however, this is just the base for the bag – and I wasted both the printing time and the filament – it doesn't bother the bag :)Leg pads printed from TPU90Layer height 0.16Infill 25%AssemblyIt's hard to go wrong when assembling – it essentially creates two parts that are then joined together as one piece. To screw everything together, you need M3x8 and M3x10/12 screws, as well as M3x14/16 for the legs. Of course, there are too many of them – but I like it :) You can use cyanoacrylate glue to strengthen the connecting element and the legs themselves – I didn't use it, and everything works fine. The final element are the foot pads, printed from TPU90, which ensure the entire stand remains stable and prevents shifting. Note: the foot holes are designed asymmetrically…