Just a simple and (in my opinion) sleek phone stand. Link for anyone interested: printables.com/model/1251408-simple-static-phone-stand
this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2025
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If you posted this on Thingiverse, someone in the comments would complain about the supports being too hard to remove and the model being oriented the wrong way.
Also it would be on Etsy already and have had 200 units sold
Luckily, I have learned to pre-orient my models correctly, to avoid such fiascos.
Just make them Pan, then the orientation doesn't matter