iPhone Duo Minimal Stand (for unfolded Duo)

Made for the open Duo. This stand is designed for the Duo when it's fully unfolded.    A minimal tent-style stand for the unfolded iPhone Duo. Open your Duo fully, set it on the stand in landscape or portrait, and it sits flush. A cutout for the camera bump keeps the phone flat against the stand in both orientations.   I made this as minimal as possible, while still able to support the Duo without tipping over when in both landscape and portrait modes (both unfolded).    It's really intended for media consumption when traveling, as I think the Duo makes a great “one device” to travel with. So this would work great to watch content, knock out some emails, etc whether on the couch, on the bed, or sitting on a tray table. When you're done, the stand folds into a thin slab that slides easily into any bag.   Features Landscape or portrait. Camera cutouts for both orientations: landscape for movies and video calls, portrait for scrolling. Sits flush. The camera bump drops into its cutout, so the phone rests flat against the stand. Steady on a lap. A wide, flat base, about 89 mm front to back, instead of two thin legs that dig in or slide apart on soft surfaces. Locks open. The back brace clicks into a square-walled pocket in the base, so it won't slide out. 60° viewing angle, comfortable whether you're sitting up or leaning back. Folds to 168 × 131 × 9 mm for travel. Filament-axle hinges. Both hinges turn on 1.75 mm filament, so nothing to snap together and nothing to wear out. Print settings PLA 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15–20% infill Supports on All 3 parts fit on one plate (232 × 217 mm) and are already oriented. The front panel prints face down, so the side the phone rests on comes out smooth. What you need: 2 pieces of 1.75 mm filament, about 170 mm each, and flush cutters.   Assembly Base hinge: line up the base's hinge knuckles with the knuckles on the bottom of the front panel. Push filament through from one side and trim flush on both ends. Brace hinge: do the same with the brace and the knuckles on the back of the panel. If a hole is tight on your printer, run a 2 mm drill bit through it first.