There are 3 parts to the Skull Tablet Stand:

• Arm
• Base
• Hook

I designed this stand in Tinkercad for my husband in 2024, as he wanted something to hold his Samsung tablet.

I used OVERTURE Matte PLA Filament,1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, 1kg Spool (Matte White) to print the Skull Tablet Stand.

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These are the steps that I took to print:

• I turned the Bambu Lab A1 3d Printer on.
• Then, I went to the printer settings to calibrate it.
• I put the filament on the spool holder.
• Ran the filament through the tube into the direct drive by slowly pushing it in.
• After that, I went to the printer’s Filament settings to load the filament.
• I went to the Bambu Studio App on my PC and sent the Skull Tablet Stand STL file via WiFi to the printer for printing.
• I watched it via the camera on my Bambu Handy App from my Smartphone throughout the process.
• I turned the printer off once it was finished.
• I let the printer cool off, then took the stand out.

It took 5 hours and 59 minutes to print the arm. 51g of filament was used.

The hook took 1 hour and 50 minutes to print. 17g of filament was used.

It took 9 hours and 50 minutes to print the base. 107g of filament was used.

Brian used Acrylic colours, Black Flash, and Vermilion to paint it.

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This tablet holder can be used as a holder for Smartphones as well.

It holds the tablet nicely.