Welcome to the circus, one and all! Or, just welcome to your mind, at least the innermost half. Here we have the one and only—or one of many, I really can't remember—Voronoi Mobile Phone Stand! (Of course, I won't be offended if you call it a holder for your cell phone, but they might be.)
Version 3 (3/15/2024): The wedge for charging cables was moved back to allow for a larger cable. The “clamp” area that holds a phone has been decreased front to back to a more standard dimension. 3MF files, if opened as projects rather than just for geometry, contain pauses for filament changes in addition to AMS filament changes already baked in. (For AMS you'll want to remove the pauses.)
In terms of what we should do with this… Print it on its side. As for layer heights and materials? Dealer's choice. (The bartender still recommends 0.20mm or finer though for the design. It's been printed with 0.8mm nozzle and 0.40mm layer height, but some detail was lost.) Minimum 3 wall loops, 5 preferred.
Photograph shows manual filament changes at 7mm and 59mm.
Most of all, show me what you got! Leave complaints in the suggestions box. I'll find the key for it one of these days.
Hey you! If you're in the mood for something completely different, check out the new VM-1 Phone Stand.
Version 2 (2/13/2024): Just in time for Valentine's Day, I have listened to the feedback given by friends and makers, and repd the design. The taper is removed and the V2 design can be printed on its side, and is now made to be printed without supports. Woot! The Voronoi pattern cutout has been changed to have a slightly larger border for more strength. It remains a hefty 4mm thick and has been tested with PLA.
If you choose to go the Legacy version, here are the initial settings:
