Uploaded January 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Printing a cool iPad stand on my Ultimaker 2.
Filament : Shining Silver and Ultra Marine Blue by colorFabb
Model : Splashy iPad stand
by Shapespeare
Thingiverse : thingiverse.com/thing:260588
Music : MegaMan - Elecman Remix by Audio Sprite
Printed at scale, layer height 0.1 mm, 80 mm/s.
20% infill.
220c on nozzle,
60c on the bed,
fan at 100% from 0,5mm up.
As always used hairspray for bed adhesion!(Clynol Ultra Strong Hold)
I used the "Cut off object bottom" function in Cura to cut off 8mm
of the bottom of the model to make it easier to print.
The model has some difficult and impossible areas to print(without support). The splash has some specs that aren't even connected to the rest and it also has an impossible overhang, but it was easy to clean up and looked good when done. The pipes has some 90 degree overhangs that needs support to look perfect but even without
it turned out OK.
The stand itself is a little poorly designed because the iPad rests on the center pipe without any support on the sides, making the iPad tip in the worst case. But the angle is good and it works both vertical and horizontal.
Follow me on twitter @Multimaker3D
And like and subscribe right here for more 3D Printing videos!
Please comment and i will probably answer.
Printing a cool iPad stand on my Ultimaker 2.
Filament : Shining Silver and Ultra Marine Blue by colorFabb
Model : Splashy iPad stand
by Shapespeare
Thingiverse : thingiverse.com/thing:260588
Music : MegaMan - Elecman Remix by Audio Sprite
Printed at scale, layer height 0.1 mm, 80 mm/s.
20% infill.
220c on nozzle,
60c on the bed,
fan at 100% from 0,5mm up.
As always used hairspray for bed adhesion!(Clynol Ultra Strong Hold)
I used the "Cut off object bottom" function in Cura to cut off 8mm
of the bottom of the model to make it easier to print.
The model has some difficult and impossible areas to print(without support). The splash has some specs that aren't even connected to the rest and it also has an impossible overhang, but it was easy to clean up and looked good when done. The pipes has some 90 degree overhangs that needs support to look perfect but even without
it turned out OK.
The stand itself is a little poorly designed because the iPad rests on the center pipe without any support on the sides, making the iPad tip in the worst case. But the angle is good and it works both vertical and horizontal.
Follow me on twitter @Multimaker3D
And like and subscribe right here for more 3D Printing videos!
Please comment and i will probably answer.
