Phone Stand

In this instuctable we will learn how to create a 3d printed phone stand using the free software 123D by AutoDesk.

Using the square tool we will draw a square by the dimensions of 70 x 70 that will be our sector border.

In the square we will draw (with the help of the line tool) the above shape:

We will choose the action Extrude.

We will mark our shape and set a height of 7 mm (in the dialog box that opens).

It is important to note that the shape must be closed for extruding. The sign that the shape is closed is the light blue background inside the shape (as in the picture).

Then we will draw 3 circles inside the shape. The circles are holes through which the wooden poles will pass.

Circles should be 6.2 mm in diameter.

We will then select the Extrude function.

Start "pulling" the circles through the shape (You may have to look at the shape from the bottom to select them).

A red cylinder will begin to form, which is a sign that we are cutting through the shape.

Select the tool and then select the corners you want to smooth. We will write 2 in the dialog box.

That's it!

If we made 3 holes and smoothed the shape we could select the shape and copy and paste it (CTR C, CTRL V) so that there are 2 shapes.
Now all that's left is to 3D print both parts and fit in the wooden poles in the holes.