Giá đỡ thiết bị module — tablet, sạc dự phòng, móc treo

A vertical stand for a tablet, powerbank and handheld/streaming device, with an integrated headphone hook. Modules connect front-to-back with dovetail plugs and stack in any order; the rear grooves are an open expansion port.

Slot widths as printed: 9 mm (tablet), 32 mm (powerbank), 13 mm (handheld) — regenerate from the parametric source for other devices. Assembly: slide 2 plugs per interface (3 interfaces); friction is tuned to 0.12 mm/face, so scale plugs ±1% if they're loose or tight on your printer.

Also included: a mini cable holder (24 × 12 × 10 mm) whose dovetail tongue replaces any rack plug (or sits in the expansion port) — cables lay into open-top channels up to 6 mm and a small sliding bar locks them.

Print: PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 2 walls, 15% infill, supports ON. Mast lying on its back (toe wedge up), modules floor-down, plugs and cable holder flat. Printed on an Elegoo Centauri Carbon; other slicer settings left at default.

Part of "The Desk That Debugged Itself" — a whole desk system designed in conversation with Claude Fable 5 and iterated on real prints.

Full story + build video: https://minttech.dk/blog/desk-that-debugged-itself/?utm_source=printables&utm_medium=model

More: https://minttech.dk/?utm_source=printables&utm_medium=model

License: CC BY-NC — free for personal use, please credit, no commercial use.