Simple desk stand (MakerWorld)
A one-hour desk stand for the uConsole that the designer says fits nicely; 0.24 mm layers, two walls, 15 % infill, one plate.
What it takes
- 3D print
Difficulty 1 of 3 — easy.
Details
A small display stand from an anonymous MakerWorld user, published in September 2024: about an hour of printing on one plate at 0.24 mm, two walls and 15 % infill, rated 4.9 by a dozen printers. The licence is the Standard Digital File License, so no remixing or resale.
Links
Open at MakerWorld — uConsole standRelated mods
A simple printed desktop stand for presenting the uConsole, published on Thingiverse in February 2026 under CC BY-SA.
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