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10 Best iPad Accessories That You Can 3D Print

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Apple has long been known for designing products that push the boundaries of innovation and technology. Unfortunately, this also means that their products are on the expensive side. If you’ve already spent several hundreds of dollars on an iPad, it’s quite disheartening to know that official Apple accessories will cost you a few hundred dollars more.

The good news is that you might not need to spend that much money if you have access to a 3D printer. Here are some of the best ideas we have seen for 3D-printed iPad accessories.

If you want to get any real work done on an iPad, the first accessory you will need is a stand. This ingenious model has you covered. This simple tablet stand is sturdy enough to support an iPad Pro. Its design allows for an adjustable tilt angle. Best of all, the stand can be folded down to a flat form factor, making it easy to stow and carry around.

When 3D printing this stand, we recommend using a filament with high rigidity and strength. ABS or PETG are good candidates. You will want to print the largest version if you are using an iPad Pro. For the base iPad model and the iPad Mini, the medium version should do just fine.

The Apple Pencil is one of the best tools for boosting your productivity when working with an iPad. The problem with the Apple Pencil is that there really isn’t any place to stow it in when you have to put it down or while you’re taking a break. This simple Apple Pencil holder seeks to address that problem.

This Apple Pencil holder has just about everything you will need. It has space to store the Apple Pencil either horizontally or vertically. It also has slots for the recharge piece and extra pencil tips. The cap that comes with the model fits very snugly with the holder, so you might have to do heavy sanding to get the pieces to fit together comfortably.

If you have kids, then you probably already know how effective an iPad is in keeping their attention. This is something you can take advantage of on long drives. This custom bracket mounts an iPad between the two front seats of a car, effectively turning an iPad into a theater for your young backseat passengers.

To make sure that the bracket is sturdy, it is recommended that you use aluminum tubes and a few metal nuts and bolts in building it. The iPad can be slid horizontally to any point along the bracket so the viewer can sit comfortably anywhere on the backseat. Make sure your kids are all wearing seatbelts while the car is moving and the iPad is mounted to the bracket – you would not want it to cause any accidents.

Connecting a Bluetooth keyboard to your iPad is one of the best ways to make it work like a laptop. While there is an official iPad stand that incorporates a keyboard, some people find that it lacks robustness and that it positions the iPad too upright.

This custom iPad keyboard stand positions the tablet at a much more relaxed angle, making it more comfortable to use for long hours. The stand also has a notch for the Apple Bluetooth keyboard to latch onto. This creates a working setup that feels more balanced and ergonomic. The keyboard stand is also just small enough to throw in your backpack in case you need to work on the go.

If you have ever watched a movie or played music on your iPad, you might also have been underwhelmed by the tablet’s sound quality. The limited size of the speakers means that its audio coverage is quite poor especially when you’re in a large room.

This speaker chip acts as a reflector for the audio, magnifying it for the audience positioned right in front of the tablet. There is some assembly required, and some magnets will have to be inserted into the build. This is a fun little add-on to your usual stash of iPad accessories.

6. Protective case

Making your own iPad protective case is just about one of the most fun that you can have with your 3D printer. There are lots of different designs out there such as this honeycomb cover for the base iPad, this “big grips” case for children, or this standard iPad Mini case with an engraved Apple logo.

If you have any 3D modeling skills, then you easily design a custom protective case for your iPad. We recommend using flexible filament like TPU for maximum impact resistance. PLA is also a good candidate with a good ratio of rigidity and flexibility. Just double-check all measurements before proceeding with a print – you want it to be perfectly snug.

This iPad stand isn’t the most practical, but it’s sure fun and makes for a great conversation piece. This stand is basically a single octopus tentacle that is coiled in a shape that provides support to your iPad. The standout feature of this model is that it is very detailed in reproducing the suction cups of an octopus tentacle.

The octopus stand is quite small, so you may want to scale it up for additional reinforcement. We also recommend printing it at 100% infill to reduce the chances of it being wobbly while in use.

All of us are familiar with having to deal with glare while looking up things at the screens of our devices. This can be frustrating when you’re trying to read an e-book on your iPad while at a park or taking notes when you’re outdoors.

If this is a problem that you understand, then the solution is to just 3D print a simple sun visor or sun hood. This sun hood clips right onto an iPad Mini to shield it from the sunlight. When you’re done with your activity, just fold the sun hood and keep it in your pocket. This is the kind of accessory that you did not know you needed but will end up being one of your essentials.

Are you tired of having online meetings where the tablet is constantly facing upwards from your desk at an unflattering angle? Unfortunately, there is not much that you can do with a standard iPad stand. This articulating arm holder will solve that problem.

This arm holder can be clipped to any thick surface such as your work desk or the edges of a bookshelf. The articulated arm can be twisted, moved, and rotated in infinite ways to help you find your best angle. With so many possible setups, this arm holder will change the way that you show up to online meetings and teleconferences forever.

The front-facing camera of iPads is among the best, especially with its smart, subject-tracking features. However, there are times when we just aren’t comfortable with having a camera constantly trained at us. If you’re getting paranoid over other people and clandestine agencies spying on you, then this simple camera lens cover is a quick solution.

There’s nothing fancy about this camera cover. It is just a plastic clip that snaps on one edge of your iPad, providing a barrier between the camera lens and the rest of the outside world. It also makes for a great gift for any of your privacy-obsessed friends.

Final thoughts

Buying into the Apple ecosystem can sometimes feel like you’re sinking into a quicksand of having to spend more and more on essential accessories. If you have a 3D printer, then there are lots of ideas to hack the system. Make the most out of your iPad without having to spend hundreds of dollars simply by spending a few hours on your 3D printer.

Warning; 3D printers should never be left unattended. They can pose a firesafety hazard.

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Simple iPad 2 Stand -3D printed

thingiverse

I altered the cutout to match profile for an iPad 2 using technical drawings provided by Apple for case manufacturers. ...It seems to fit pretty well.

Simple iPad 2 Stand -3D printed

thingiverse

Instructions You can customize the scad file to set the overall width of the stand, the width of the end pieces and the depth of the cross bars. The attached stl uses 65mm for width and 10mm for the other values. ...This produces a fairly small stand...

iPad 3d printed stand

thingiverse

... time is about 100 minutes with a 0.4 nozzle. Also, you can put a tiny magnet (5×5) on the back in hinge. But this is optional. In (my blog) download, you will find also .step files. https://theveel.com/druk-3d/coviddesign-ipad-3d-printed-stand

iPad 3d printed stand

prusaprinters

... In (my blog) download, you will find also .step files. https://theveel.com/druk-3d/coviddesign-ipad-3d-printed-stand Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Accessories Summary I made this stand for my iPad 2th, but the shape it’s based on iPad 7th.

Simple iPad Stand Free 3D print model

cgtrader

SummaryA simple, portable iPad stand. Works better with a pair. I was looking for an elegant and compact design. Thanks Archimiedies for that. ...

Simple iPad mini stand

thingiverse

Simple iPad mini Stand with 3 different angles.

Simple iPad Mini Stand

thingiverse

2 piece portable iPad Mini stand. ... Inspired by mmmlinux's simple iPad Stand (http://www. thingiverse.com/thing:24400). ...Print both sides and enjoy!

simple iphone/Ipad stand

thingiverse

simple ipad/iphone stand. ...Print sideway with supports for clean and fast result

Simple iPad stand

thingiverse

A simple iPad stand that holds the tablet up for easy video viewing or reading.

☆★ Simple iPad Stand ★☆

thingiverse

Simple iPad Stand. Support from iPad mini upto iPad Pro. Time lapse of the printing. .. ...;)https://youtu.be/0H5edY7R5_8 Print Settings Printer Brand: Printrbot ...

Simple iPad Stand

thingiverse

Simple iPad stand to prop up your iPad, iPad mini or other tablet. I am always working on new stuff to print. If you interested in being the first to know when I release something new, then check out https://www.arsenalproducts.com/3d-printing...

Simple iPad Pro Stand

pinshape

SummaryI don't have a cover or keyboard or other stand for my new iPad Pro, so I designed this stand. It is fairly small so can easily bring in my backpack. Not designed for heavy tapping on the iPad. Can handle some soft tapping in portrait mode.

Simple iPhone/iPad Stand

thingiverse

This is my design of a simple stand. I printed it with PETG at 25% infill and support. It works well with both iPhone and iPad. ...

Simple iPad Stand

thingiverse

A simple, portable iPad stand. Works better with a pair. I was looking for an elegant and compact design. ...Thanks Archimiedies for that.

Small, Simple, iPad stand

thingiverse

I was looking for a small simple iPad stand on Thingiverse and I only found bulky ones! So I decided to make my own and here it is. The iPad sits very stable in both positions (landscape and vertically). The original stand I uploaded worked well...

Simple iPad Stand

thingiverse

Very simple, but quick to print and stable iPad stand. As far as I know, suitable for all iPads. ...On the underside there are four round cut-outs for self-adhesive 20 mm felt or rubber feet, so that the whole thing lies nice and quiet and does not...

Another simple iPad stand

thingiverse

This is another laser cut iPad stand, somewhere half way between todbot and eagleapex's efforts. Instructions Use 4mm acrylic or adjust the size of the slots accordingly! . ..I made the slots 3.8mm for...

Simple iPad Stand

thingiverse

The spacing of the stand legs is narrow enough to not get in the way of the dock connector, or the power button or volume buttons if the iPad is put in the stand upside down. Feel free to add your own engraved logos or images to the side legs! ...

iPad Mini Simple Stand

thingiverse

Yet another stand for an iPad, I made this from scratch as I just wanted a simple stand that had two angles for my ipad mini. Its a generic opening size so that I wouldnt have to take the cover off and it also fits my phone as well. ... Instructions...

Simple Ipad Stand

thingiverse

The Simple Ipad Stand is err an Ipad stand. It's not rocket science but it does the job very well and I use mine all the time. It allows for vertical or horizontal use and can also be used as a rest to type. It also can be used as a picture frame...

Simple iPad stand

thingiverse

its an iPad stand! nice and simple. easily printable. there is also a "travel" version, where its two pieces slotted together for easy storage. Instructions UPDATE 5/9/12: slight update to the solid...

simple 3D printed frame stand

grabcad

the frame need to have a ledge at the back, and shouldn't be too high (25cm maximum) but can be pretty wide takes 15h on an ultimaker² and if you use another printer, make the print slower than normal because it is a pretty high print with not much. ..

Simple iPad Mini stand Free 3D print model

cgtrader

Simple iPad Mini stand useful for having a sturdy platform to set your iPad mini in to when watching videos etc. Fits both portrait and landscape orientations. ...

Ipad Stand 3D model

cgtrader

stand

Simple and compact iPad stand

thingiverse

This is an easy to print iPad stand. It can be taken apart, to save space. ... Instructions Print two side pices and one Bar, press them together and thats it!

Simple Ipad or Iphone Stand

thingiverse

I set it up so that, when printed, the resulting piece will fit flush into the recessed Apple logo on the stand. (95% scale of Stand's logo). I used CA glue to mount it. I think It gives the look of a professionally built product. Anyhow, image...

Simple Desk Stand for 3D Printed Watch

thingiverse

A quick and simple desk stand for the awesome 3D Printed Watch with Tourbillon

A Simple 3D Printed Robot Stand

thingiverse

It's 3D printed part that allows the robot to be left up to tests can run.

Ipad stand 3D print model

cgtrader

apple ipad stand for ipad 2/3/4

Ipad mini stand 3D model

cgtrader

Ipad mini model with a red and green stand. ...

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Photoshop allows you to print any compatible 3D model without worrying about the limitations of a 3D printer. When preparing to print, Photoshop automatically renders 3D models impenetrable. Photoshop also generates the necessary support structures—platforms and bases—to help you achieve successful 3D printing results.

Select the menu item Window > Workspace > 3D to switch to 3D mode.
Open the 3D model in Photoshop. If necessary, resize the 3D model while opening the file.
Select menu item 3D > 3D Print Settings.

3D Printing Preferences

In the 3D Printing Preferences panel, choose whether to use a printer connected to your computer via USB (local printer) or online 3D printing services such as Shapeways.com or Sculpteo.

You can now print 3D models as 3MF (3D Manufacturing Format) files. When specifying 3D printing options, select 9 for option0844 Print to is Local and Printer is 3MF File. When you send a 3D object to print, Photoshop creates a 3MF file. On Windows computers, Photoshop also launches the Microsoft 3D Builder application to further process the 3MF file.

To update the list of supported printers or online profiles, select Get Latest Printers from the Send to Print To pop-up menu.

Select a local printer or Shapeways.com print profile.

View estimated prices for printing 3D models using available Shapeways.com profiles by selecting Printer > Estimated Price.

Select the unit of measure for print volume from inches, centimeters, millimeters, or pixels. This unit will serve to measure the dimensions of the volume of the printer as well as the dimensions of the printing plate.

A. 3D model B. Printing plate C. Printer volume overlay

Select the 3D Printing Detail Level—Low, Medium, or Fine. The time it takes to print a 3D object depends on the level of detail selected.
If you do not want to see the bounds of the 3D model's print volume, clear the Show Printer Volume Overlay check box.

Set the Scene Volume options to the appropriate size for the 3D printed object. When you change one value (X, Y, or Z), the other two values are scaled proportionally. When resizing the Stage Volume, notice that the print plate under the 3D model resizes accordingly.

You can scroll through the Scene Volume settings by clicking the size label (X, Y, or Z) and dragging the cursor left or right. By holding down the Shift key, you can scroll through the values faster.

Select Scale by printer volume if you want to automatically resize the 3D model so that it takes up the entire available printer volume on the selected printer.
If the 3D model includes normal maps, bump maps, or transparency maps, you can ignore these types of maps when printing the model. Notice how the 3D model changes in real time as you change the Surface Detail settings.
Optionally, you can exclude the support structures of the 3D object (platforms and bases) from printing. Use this option with caution as printing a 3D model without the necessary support structures may produce unsatisfactory results.
If your printer supports multiple materials, select the material you want to use to print this 3D object.

You can enable an experimental feature that allows you to print continuous tones with your MakerBot Replicator 2x 3D printer.

Requirement: Enable experimental Photoshop features

Experimental features must be enabled in Photoshop before using multitone printing:

Select Preferences > Experimental Features.
Select the Enable multitone printing check box.
Click OK.
Restart Photoshop.

Experimental features not yet fully tested. They should be used with caution.

Choose a multi-tone surface material

Select the MakerBot Replicator 2x printer in the 3D Printing Settings panel.
In the Material field, select Multitone Surface. If you don't see this option, make sure the experimental Multitone 3D Printing feature is enabled.

Set other parameters according to the generated 3D model.
To view and print a 3D object, select 3D > 3D Print.

After setting the 3D printing options, follow these steps.

Click the Start Print icon () or select the menu item 3D > 3D Print. Photoshop will combine the 3D elements of the scene and prepare it for the printing process.
If you choose to print with a Shapeways.com profile, Photoshop will display a message that the actual print cost may differ from the estimated cost displayed. Click OK.
In the preview window that opens, you can use the 3D camera tools to rotate, scale, or move the 3D object.
Rotate the 3D camera.

3D camera rotation.

Move the 3D camera.

3D camera slide.

Return to the home position of the 3D camera.

3D print preview; pay attention to the support structures

If necessary, select the Show restoration check box. Photoshop displays various restoration colors such as Initial Mesh, Thickened Walls, and Hole Closed.

Preview with "Show Repair" setting

You can also turn on Ray Tracing Preview. Viewing ray tracing allows you to more accurately reproduce the printed material.

Ray Tracing Preview

If you want to export the 3D printing settings to an STL file, click the Export button and save the file to the desired folder on your computer. This STL file can be sent to a network service server or moved to an SD card for printing with your own printer.
View a summary of the 3D print object and click the Print button.

You can cancel the current 3D printing process using the menu item 3D > Cancel 3D printing.

Photoshop provides interactive step-by-step utilities that you can use to set up, calibrate, and maintain your 3D printer. These utilities can only be used when the 3D printer is turned on and connected to a computer.

Select the menu item 3D > 3D Printer Utilities.
Select the utilities you want to run.

Print plate calibration

Helps in leveling the printing plate. This utility includes the following general steps:

Requires you to remove all residual print materials from the 3D printer.
Initializes the print head.
Allows you to adjust the amount of gap between the platen and the printhead at nine nozzle positions.

You can use this utility in wizard mode or manual mode.

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Helps load filament into a Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printer. To facilitate filament loading, Photoshop starts the head heating process and the filament loading mechanism.

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Helps remove the filament from the FDM 3D printer. To facilitate the removal of the filament, Photoshop starts the head heating process and the filament loading mechanism.

Replace thread

Helps to replace the old filament in the FDM 3D printer with a new one. To make changing filament easier, Photoshop starts the head heating process and the filament loading mechanism.

Follow the instructions on the screen.

Sometimes you may want to print multiple instances of an object on the same panel. Do the following.

Select the required objects in the 3D panel.
Select 3D > Pack Objects on Ground Plane.
Start printing objects.

Photoshop currently supports the following 3D printers:

MakerBot Replicator 2
MakerBot Replicator 2x
ZCorp Full Color
Mcor Iris
MakerBot Replicator 5th Generation

Photoshop also supports several Shapeways. com and Sculpteo profiles.

The MakerBot Replicator 5th Generation Printer Profile does not yet support USB direct printing. You can export files to a USB drive and print them to a local printer.

Yes. Before printing, you can set a cross section to cut off part of the 3D model. Follow these general steps.

Select the menu item Window > Workspace > 3D to switch to 3D mode.
Open the 3D object you want to print.
Select Scene from the 3D panel.
On the Properties panel, select Cross Section.
Specify the cross section parameters in the Properties panel.
Select the menu item 3D > Apply Cross Section to Scene.
Print the 3D scene.

The desired cross section must be dried before printing.

Clipping off a portion of a sphere before printing.

Yes. Follow these general steps.

Select a material in the Stage panel.
In the Properties panel, click the folder icon () next to Emboss/Transparency/Normals and load the texture. You can also specify a new texture to apply to the 3D model.
When specifying a new texture, save this texture. The texture is applied to the 3D model as a bump map or transparency.
Print a 3D model.

Applying a bump map to a 3D model before printing Applying a transparency map to a 3D model before printing.

If your 3D printer has two heads, you can print 3D models in two colors. Pop-up menus for additional available heads are displayed in the Print Properties panel. In the 3D workspace and in the 3D Print Preview window, the model appears in two colors.

Printing a 3D model in two colors

From a printing point of view, each layer of a 3D model is treated as a separate 3D object. You can optionally merge two or more layers (3D > Merge 3D Layers).

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