This stand is designed to hold a wifi digital microscope. This is the third iteration, one where I tried to optimize the amount of material used, strength, and ease of use. The stand has been designed to allow the stand to be assembled in several different ways. 1 to 3 segments of varying lengths is the maximum, as a combination of 2 long segments or 1 short and 1 long segment is often more than enough to allow for a good height and angle adjustment.

Each segment has been designed with 5 lock positions. Simply loosen the knob, reposition, and then tighten the knob to lock in a position. Assembly is simple. Simply print at least 1 base, and alternating positive and negative segments, as the segments interlock accordingly, positive to negative and negative to positive.

Use 1 m3 screw and 2 m3 nuts per segment hinge. Twisting the knobs will use the nuts to maintain and loosen segments when adjusting the stand position.

Print the following for a basic stand....

1 base (positive or negative)

1 positive segment

1 negative segment

1 positive clip pivot

1 clip

1 knob per printed segment