Have you ever been distracted by your phone and started procrastinating while working or studying at home? I have. But for Minecraft lovers like me, the Enderman phone stand can be a great help in avoiding distractions. Because if you try to take the phone out of its hands, it will get pretty angry…
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Part list to print
(A) - ARMS - [X1]
(B) - BASE - [X1]
(C) - BODY - [X1]
(D) - HEAD - [X1]
(E) - LEG - [X2]
(F) - MOUTH - [X1]
(G) - SHOULDER - [X2]
Additional material
Spring 4x30 mm Di 0.4 mm (You can find it in any pen)
3D Printing settings
Material: PLA, PLA-CF
Layer Height: 0.12 mm
Fill: 15%
Support: YES (*)
(*) To increase the rigidity of the structure, I leave the position in which some parts should be printed.
Assembly instructions
All the measurements have been taken so that it fits without moving, but if you consider it necessary, you can use glue in the parts that I will indicate below.
Step 1
Place or glue the mouth (F) with the body (C). To orient the body, the Enderman's back has a small logo.
Step 2
Before placing the head (D) you must insert the spring inside the body (C), then insert the head (D).
Step 3
Now you must calculate the weight of your cell phone. Place your cell phone on top of the head (D). If the weight causes the entire head to drop, the spring length is correct. If not, you should cut the spring a little until you get the length corresponding to the weight of your cell phone.
In my case, for a weight of 250 g, I needed a 24.8 mm spring, but this depends on the spring you found, you can even put more than one.
For your tests you can remove the springs from the side of the body (C) with the help of a thin tool.
Step 4
When you have the correct spring length, you should place the shoulders (G) on the arms (A), without inserting them all the way.
Step 5
Place the arms (A) in position on the body in such a way that when you push the shoulders (G) they are inserted into the sides. Make sure the cell phone holder is facing forward.
Step 6
Press the head (D) all the way in and push the shoulders (G) until it enters and mates with the head (D).
Step 7
Insert or glue the legs (E) into the lower part of the body (C) with the base supports pointing towards the back.
Step 8
Finally, insert or glue the legs (E) in the base (B) and that's it.
Step 9
For the eyes, I am leaving a PDF template for you to print and cut.
Or you can add another type of decoration that you like.
If you liked it or you think it needs some modification, don't hesitate to comment on any of my social networks.
