PhotoUpLink.com 3d printed picture frame 1

thingiverse

Printable FDM photo frame for wallet size 3" x 2" prints. This frame size fits comfortably within the build platform size of most home 3d printers. With separate desk stands for landscape and portrait photo hosting. The frame prints with rear holes for wall hanging in landscape or portrait mode. The hole size fits the standard 17 gauge 1 inch nail or similar size, or a small picture hook. Frame dimensions: 96mm x 77mm x 5.4mm + 2mm Z extruded text Stand (portrait mode) dimensions: 88mm x 50mm x 5mm Stand (landscape mode) dimensions: 106mm x 50mm x 5mm PhotoUpLink for iPhone provides stable, bulk photo uploading to FTP, Facebook, Tumblr and more. PhotoUpLink is also available for iPhoto, Aperture, and Windows: http://www.photouplink.com Instructions The frame will take about an hour to print, each stand about 30 minutes at 50 - 70% fill. A higher fill percentage makes a sturdy frame with a good base weight. The stand slot is designed to be a tight fit, you may need to trim and manually finish the print. Wallet size photo prints are easily home printed or ordered online, Amazon has a great overview of options for this task: http://uplink.to/7ei The slot can be cleared of any overhangs by inserting a corner of the frame and sliding it across. The frame inserts at an optimal desktop viewing angle. If you want to wall hang the frame use a small nail or hook to fit the rear mounting hole on top side for the orientation. Wallet size photo prints are usually delivered as a set of four on a 4" x 6" sheet with no white border separating the photos. After you cut the sheets yourself, each of the four wallet-sized prints will be 2"x3". The frame is printed with overhangs on each side, horizontally bend the photo print slightly and release into the the frame. You may need to trim the photo to fit. More photos of the frame and stand on Flickr: http://uplink.to/7ej Frame files with no logo now available on Cubify: http://uplink.to/7fh Also available in metal and other materials on Shapeways: http://uplink.to/7fm Developed using a Printrbot Jr, Pronterface Mac, Sketchup on Mountain Lion and cloud.netfabb.com