Khung ảnh snap-fit kèm chân đỡ

I designed this frame for various smaller photos. The aspect ratio was designed for 150x100mm. The front glass should be 1mm acrylic cut to roughly A5 size (but with ~1cm cut off on the short edge). I would recommend using an A4 sheet, cutting it in half, then cutting the cm off. The easiest way to cut thin acrylic sheets is by making one or two passes with a box cutter (use a steel ruler as a guide!), then carefully snapping it off along the weak line you just created.

The back panel is snap-fit with small springs along the inner edge of the frame. You need no tools to assemble the frame, and it can be disassembled and reassembled many times before wearing out the printed snapping pins.

The frame can be hung on a nail in the wall or used with the 3D printed stand in both portrait and landscape orientation. 

I would recommend printing in PLA (or some other very low-warping filament, as you will be printing large, thin, rectangular parts). The settings don't really matter, it is a very easy print. I would recommend using a textured plate and tuning for a good first layer, as that is what you will be looking at.

Note: My sample pictures still use an older, shorter model of the stand which makes the frame somewhat wobbly, especially in portrait orientation. The uploaded model should fix that, but I have yet to print it to verify.