Kids 3D Printer Stand with Filaments Storage, 2-Tier Mini 3D Desktop Printer Stand with Side Spool Holder, 3D Printer Desk Organizer with 2 Pack Acrylic Shelves for Beginners, Wall-Mountable, White
$6.99
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2 in 1 Design: This kids 3d printer stand is designed for kids and beginner printers and can hold most mini 3d printers. It can be used directly on your desktop or wall-mounted and fixed to the wall to help you organize your desk and maximize your space.
Practical Design: This 3D desktop printer stand is designed with a card slot for your phone, freeing up hands for a more comfortable and convenient experience for your child. A spool hook for the supplies holder has been added to the side for direct access to your 3D printer supplies. The grid layer provides storage space for filament spools (holds 2 rolls of 1kg filament), tools and other accessories.
Unique Decoration for Wall: We’ve equipped this 3d printer desk with 2 pack acrylic floating shelves measuring 11.81″D x 7.87″W to display your prints or otherwise and allow you to utilize your wall space more efficiently. It is 4 mm thick, with smooth lines and edges, and its heat-bent design makes it unbreakable.
Sturdy & Durable: The 3d printer desk organizer is made of high quality thick density board and sturdy metal iron frame for durability. The wood panel layer can hold up to 33 pounds and the grid layer can hold up to 11 pounds. Easy to clean and maintain, it is an ideal gift for hobby 3d printing kids and beginners!
Multifunctional Printer Stand: Measuring 11.81 “L x 11.81“W x 6.74 “H, this 3d printer table is miniature and lightweight, with a modern white finish that blends in with any environment, making it perfect for offices, schools, and homes.
6 reviews for Kids 3D Printer Stand with Filaments Storage, 2-Tier Mini 3D Desktop Printer Stand with Side Spool Holder, 3D Printer Desk Organizer with 2 Pack Acrylic Shelves for Beginners, Wall-Mountable, White
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Jeremy kincaid –
Well made shelf for small printers!!
I got this shelf for my mini Geeetech M1 printer and it fits perfectly. I wanted to mount it to the wall to give more space on the desk for finishing work/my other printers. The shelf is very easy to install following the provided instructions and included hardware. Can also be used on a desk/table as a raiser. Either option allows for storage underneath which holds 2 1KG rolls of filament. Also has option to have a spool holder on the side so you don’t have to use the OEM one on the printer(very helpful due to the smaller printers normally only be able to use 250G rolls). Also comes with 2 shelves to display your prints. The shelves are on the smaller side but so is the printer so it works. Overall quality shelf and storage option for any mini 3d printer!
Amazon Customer –
Well made but top is only 11 3/4 x 11 3/4 not 15 x 15 as listed. No power cords shown.
The base cube consisted of a wooden top, two metal side frames and a mesh bottom that all screw together with hefty machine screws and make a very solid frame to put the printer on. If you wall mount it, I would mount at least one side into a stud and use the anchors for the other side. it’s too small to be able to get both sides in a stud in a 16 on center wall. As rigid as it is, getting one side into a stud and using anchors on the other should ensure it holds the maximum load before the frame itself fails. If you want to leave it on a desktop there are no rubber feet to protect the surface from the mesh bottom. You might want to also thing about some thread lock on the machine screws to make sure nothing vibrates loose.The screws you get for hanging it are also fairly large. It comes with a small screwdriver that works for putting the shelf together. For hanging it you will need to pre-drill holes for the large screws included or the wall anchors and you will want to use the drill or a much larger screwdriver to get them into the wall.The acrylic shelfs are sturdy and easily used for displaying 3D prints. They are not truly floating shelves as they are clear and the screws are clearly visible under the shelf in real life but they chose a downward angled shot that hides them.Items are exactly as pictured but they never show the printer being plugged in. In real life, you will need to plug it in unless you just plan to use the printer as a decoration.Additionally, the listing incorrectly states the top as being almost 15 x 15 inches and this is why I removed one point from the review. The one I received only measured 11 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches. The box it came in was only 12 1/4 x 12 1/4 inches. The space between the mounting holes in 11 1/2 inches. I have one of the printers shown in the listing and they are so small that they do fit on the shelf.
Jon Allen –
bonus shelves!
This is a decent little printer stand. It works well as a way to get the Tina2 printer high enough that you can fit a normal sized spool on the stock filament bracketIt came with two clear acrylic floating wall shelves. I have no use for them, but it was kind of a nice little bonus.
Martin Olson –
Almost perfect
I thought the wall mounting was optional, not obligatory, so I want to knock off a point on that alone.My first complaint is that there are no rubber feet, so if I print with this on the table, it will most likely slide off. However, I do have a 3d printer (hence why I got this), so I can simply print TPU rubber feet and solve my problem instantly. Simple, easy solution for anyone that also has the same issue with this.I have a second complaint that would bring it down another star, but I like this stand enough that it gets cancelled out and it stays at 4 stars for me instead.The second complaint is that the hardware is terrible. Philips head is a bad idea for a mount that is going to get shaken apart by the thing you will be mounting on it. Why? Because Philips head is too easy to strip and too hard to torque. You will never get it tight enough with the screwdriver provided. I used an impact driver to tighten it down enough to instill confidence in me.But why do I like it so much that I partially cancel out the above complaints? It’s well-made with a nice finish, and matches my printer’s aesthetic. It makes my printer more space-efficient. Not just because I can store stuff under it, but because I can now put more stuff in front of it and it won’t get slammed into by my build plate.Now excuse me while I design and print some TPU feet to keep it on the table.
K. F. –
Simple, sturdy, and saves your neck!
Sturdy and Practical Laptop StandI actually used this 3D printer stand as a laptop riser to bring my laptop to the same height as my monitors, and it has made a big difference—my neck pain is noticeably reduced. The stand is sturdy, provides good airflow, and helps keep the laptop cooler. Super quick to assemble. Great value for the price!
CD –
Sturdy, compact desktop stand.
One of the product images for this stand is incorrect; the footprint is just under 12″ square. This wasn’t quite big enough for what I expected, but it ended up fitting nicely as a stand for my book scanner and associated accessories.This is a well-made little stand and is suitable for heavier items, like compact desktop maker equipment. It’s a bit pricey for the size, but I think it’s reasonably sturdy.