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Printable Benchy and Phone Stand Models

Search Printables for popular 3D-printable Benchy and phone stand models with preview cards and source links.

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For your next 3D printing projects, I've found some of the most popular and creative models on Printables. Whether you're looking for the classic [calibration](wiki:Calibration_(statistics)) tugboat or a functional [phone](wiki:Smartphone) accessory, these options are excellent starting points. ### The 3DBenchy Collection The [3DBenchy](wiki:3DBenchy) is the gold standard for testing your [3D printer's](wiki:3D_printing) capabilities. Beyond the original, there are several "remixes" that add character to your workbench. * **Original 3DBenchy**: Best for [benchmarking](wiki:Benchmark_(computing)) [overhangs](wiki:3D_printing#Support_structures), [bridging](wiki:3D_printing#Support_structures), and surface finish. * **Assault Benchy**: A poseable [mecha](wiki:Mecha) version for those who want a bit of flair. * **Floating BEN**: Specially designed with a hollow hull so it actually floats—perfect for the bath! ### Functional Phone Stands A phone stand is a great practical print. These designs vary from minimalist to complex mechanical gears. * **Honeycomb Stand**: Very popular for its high [strength-to-weight ratio](wiki:Specific_strength) and modern look. * **Geared Stand**: A "print-in-place" mechanical marvel that allows for adjustable viewing angles. * **Modern Curved**: A sleek, one-piece design that fits perfectly in a minimalist office setup. **Pro Tip:** When printing the [Geared Phone stand](embed:geared-phone-stand-3Bl), ensure your [extrusion multiplier](wiki:3D_printing#Fused_deposition_modeling) is well-calibrated to prevent the moving parts from fusing together. What kind of [filament](wiki:3D_printing_filament) (PLA, PETG, etc.) are you planning to use for these? I can give you some specific slicing tips based on your material! **What would you like to do next?** - [Search for more 3D models](/#settings/apps/models3d) - [Get 3D printing tips](/#settings/apps/web)

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