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Glasses Stand

Hexagonal 118 mm column with a saddle for the nose bridge, so your glasses or sunglasses always have their own spot and the lenses touch nothing. The wide hexagonal base doubles as a tray for keys or earbuds. A nice gift, prints in one piece without supports.

Size
104.9 × 92 × 117.5 mm
Layer
0.2 mm
Material
PLA or PETG

€1.99incl. VAT

  • 3MF
  • STL
  • Digitally checked for printability
  • Prints without supports
  • Download right after payment
  • 3MF + STL in one ZIP

Digital product: STL and 3MF files, not a physical item. Pay with iDEAL, Bancontact, credit card or Apple Pay.

Colours in the photo

About this design

The Glasses Stand gives your glasses or sunglasses a fixed spot. The glasses rest with the nose bridge on the pointed roof of a hexagonal column. The ridge dips slightly in the middle so they do not slide forwards or backwards, and the lenses touch nothing.

  • Height 118 mm
  • Hexagonal base of 105 x 92 mm, 15 mm tall
  • The base is a tray for keys, earbuds or a ring
  • Column from 26 mm at the bottom to 20 mm at the top
  • One piece, no supports, digitally checked for printability

Print tips: print the stand upright, as supplied. 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA or PETG. The column is slender: print the top centimetres a little slower or print two at once, so every layer can cool. Looks great with a colour change just above the rim of the tray, as a gift for someone who always loses their glasses.

You get one STL file and one 3MF.

Parts and dimensions

Dimensions w × d × h, each part checked separately.

  • 104.9 mm 117.5 mm

    glasses-stand-hex.3mf

    Dimensions (w × d × h)
    104.9 × 92 × 117.5 mm
    File
    7 kB
    Supports: None

You get all files together in one ZIP.

  • glasses-stand-hex.3mf7 kB
  • glasses-stand-hex.stl22 kB

588 layers of 0.2 mm (glasses stand hex, 117.5 mm tall)

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
3
Infill
15%
Supports
Not needed
Material
PLA or PETG

Designer's tip

Print upright as supplied. The column is slender: print the top centimetres a little slower or put a second copy next to it on the bed, so every layer has time to cool. For a heavier stand, use more infill. Looks great with a colour change just above the rim of the tray.

Frequently asked questions

Will any pair of glasses fit?

Most glasses and sunglasses with a nose bridge fit. They sit on the column with the arms folded and the lenses hanging free.

Is it stable enough?

The hexagonal base is 92 mm wide and glasses weigh very little. For a heavier stand, print with more infill.

How do I make it in two colours?

Add a filament change just above the rim of the tray, at about 16 mm. The column then gets a different colour from the base.

License at a glance

You may

  • Print for yourself, your family and as a gift
  • Sell printed copies in small quantities

You may not

  • Resell or share the files
  • Upload the files to other platforms

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