I wanted some simple stand for my pictures, and wanted to put them vertically so they are better for displaying on shelves for example. Also i wanted to save filament and time so i could print them fast and cheap.

Features:

Simple vertical stand - better for shelves

Minimalistic design
Press fit - holds on to the picture
Quick print and low filament usage - only 22 minutes and 7,5 grams

Three versions - 200 mm wide, 180 mm wide and 165 mm wide

How it works:

You just align the picture with the gap and press the picture in the stand.

I tested this stand on my 200x200 Hueforge pictures with border and they work great, and are stable enough to not fall down.
For smaller pictures that are less tall, they stand very well and its much harder to tip them over.
For taller prints like 250 mm it works but the picture will be much less stable and is more prone to tipping over.

There are two versions and profiles, one that is 200 mm wide, and second that is 180 mm wide - for those who own A1 Mini and print pictures that are 180 mm wide.
And one profile is stand that is 200 mm wide, but printed diagonally so it fits A1 Mini bed.

In the profiles I provided stands for pictures with thickness 3 mm, 2,5 mm, 2 mm and 1,5 mm, just choose the correct palate when printing.

1st Plate - 3 mm gap

2nd Plate - 2,5 mm gap

3rd Plate - 2 mm gap

4th Plate - 1,5 mm gap

You can edit the stand in the slicer by changing the thickness of the negative part rectangle for your own desired thickness that fits your picture. Don't know how to do this? Guide down below.

For my Hueforge pictures with border choose the version with 3 mm gap.

Guide for changing the gap size
Step 1. Click on objects
Step 2. Select Obecný-Kostka
Step 3. Select Scale
Step 4. Change the size in the Y axis to your desired gap size.