This angled stand is made to hold your Nintendo Switch OLED dock at just the right tilt so you can easily insert or remove it, even when it's placed inside a cabinet that only opens from the front. That’s exactly the situation I had at home, and sliding the dock in and out without knocking over other stuff was a pain.

By giving it a slight angle and raising it just a bit, the dock becomes much easier to grab, and if you place it in front of your TV, the screen stays fully visible — no more dock hiding the bottom edge of the display.

The stand prints easily in PLA (that’s what I used), and there's no problem with heat — it stays cool in regular use. I also designed small feet to be printed in TPU and attached under the stand. These are important: without them, the dock can slide a bit when you push or pull the console. With them, everything stays nicely in place.

I fixed the feet on with double-sided tape — specifically Tesa 61395 (the same stuff used in phone repairs), but any good quality thin double-sided tape should do.

Printing notes:

• Main stand: PLA or PETG, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% infill, no supports
• Feet: print in TPU or any flexible filament

Let me know if you remix it or adapt it — I'd love to see how others use it in their setups!