QR Stand Studio BROWSER EDITION

Make a small stand. Leave a clear impression.

Your design, in three dimensions

Bistro

Rounded face. Detachable easel base.

— / 40 gTemplate sample · includes 4 g allowance
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Reference template preview
77.6 × 163 mm panel · 5 removable parts

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From screen to print bed

Take it part by part.

Click a row to inspect a part. Prepare your design to enable downloads.

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Template previews are samples. Prepare files to apply your link, labels and material settings. Exported parts use flat print orientations and millimetres.

Made to come apart.

Every design has a separate panel, base, QR tile and two badges. They share interchangeable slide-lock interfaces.

  1. Hold an insert 4 mm above its final position. Drop both tabs into the open entry recesses.
  2. Slide down 4 mm beneath the retaining lips.
  3. To remove, slide up 4 mm and lift out. Do not pry or bend the lips.
  4. Pull the panel along its angle to detach it from the base.

Print the small fit test first. Carry the stand by its frame and base together. Old glue-in inserts do not match these new joints.

Use 0.20 mm layers. Inspect the short lip overhangs and thin skins after cooling. These are prototype desk signs; printed fit, repeated-use life and stability need a first-print check.

A complete studio, in one file.

Models are generated in your browser with Manifold. Three.js powers the viewer, qrcode-generator encodes your link, OpenType.js outlines the model lettering and fflate creates STL/3MF print packs. Pinned libraries are delivered by jsDelivr; they require internet access. The model font and template sample meshes are embedded in this HTML.

Your URL, labels, fonts and models are processed locally and are never sent to a model-generation service. Your destination URL is not fetched. CDN requests still disclose normal network information to those providers.

Browser lettering is outlined independently of the OpenSCAD text engine, so text spacing and small curve/chamfer triangulations can differ. Actual browser mesh volume determines the budget. A 3MF is a model, not printer-ready G-code: select the official i7 profile, add supported manual pauses and inspect the slice.

No physical strength, cycle-life or complete printer-job guarantee is implied. The single-file app works from a local file in modern Chrome/Edge/Firefox with WebAssembly; a static HTTP server can be used if a browser restricts local-file workers.