In this video, I look at ways you can use customized 3D prints to upgrade your studio, as well as my StandSynth – synth stand and pedalboard generator app, which lets you create a stand tailored to your setup.
I also cover cable management using custom racks I designed, along with a few other useful prints. These stands can be very stable and inexpensive to print, and even if you don’t own a 3D printer, there’s a good chance you can find a friend or local service provider to print one for you.
If you do want to get into 3D printing yourself, I’ll share tips and ideas I wish I knew before I started, including which printer you might want to get:
0:00 Intro
0:55 Your dream stand
1:30 Templates
1:55 Overview
3:00 Profile view
3:40 Lip features
5:00 Front view
6:30 Factory infills
7:35 Custom infills
9:05 Rear stands
10:15 Beam settings
12:00 Trays
13:25 Pedal board
13:45 Mega trays!
14:45 DTF beams
15:40 Surface design
16:35 Global settings
17:00 Fit clearance
20:40 Easy colors
21:50 Supports
25:40 Cable mgmt
26:50 Instruments
27:10 Knobs
27:30 Which printer?
29:20 Filament brand?
30:00 Filament type?
30:50 Printing tips
32:00 Outro