Desktop Portable Electronics Organizer
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Published on August 17, 2012
Derived from
Desktop Smart Phone and Tablet Holder
by MattM
Description
Kindles, Smartphones, 7-10" Tablets, Camera's, Oh-my....Please let me see my desk!
Final product has 7.5" length, 3 main walls with varying height - tallest ~5.25", and two storage areas each ~1.75" wide to handle standard portable electronics sizes.
This was my largest print to date -- and was somewhat taxing to design and convert to gcode.
Created in OpenSCAD.
Printed on Makerbot Replicator at 0.22 layer height with 2 shells and 25% infill. Gcode conversion took ~2.5hrs and printing consumed ~16hrs and ~275grams of plastic.
Final product has 7.5" length, 3 main walls with varying height - tallest ~5.25", and two storage areas each ~1.75" wide to handle standard portable electronics sizes.
This was my largest print to date -- and was somewhat taxing to design and convert to gcode.
Created in OpenSCAD.
Printed on Makerbot Replicator at 0.22 layer height with 2 shells and 25% infill. Gcode conversion took ~2.5hrs and printing consumed ~16hrs and ~275grams of plastic.
Instructions
1) Make sure you've scaled this up to the proper size and that your 3d printer's HBP is perfectly level -- this uses nearly the entire available build volume of a makerbot replicator and you don't want the sides warping during a long print. You can downscale it to fit just a few small phones easily.
2) Convert STL to gcode using whatever tool is appropriate
3) Print!
2) Convert STL to gcode using whatever tool is appropriate
3) Print!
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License
Desktop Portable Electronics Organizer by MattM is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license.

You could also get rid of 2 of you phones, and your palm. :-P
My computer somehow serves as a charging point for the entire families mobile electronics....so yes, there is a diverse collection of electronics. We're also happy to be an "Apple Free" home!