Bluray, PS3 and PS4 game case stand (extensible) by spegelius

Last crawled date: 4 years, 2 months ago

Needed proper way to store my Bluray discs and wanted to try to design an stand for them. Behold, this. Holds minimum 6 discs, maximum don't know. I guess few hundreds or thousand, depending how well the plastic holds up :)
One goal I had in mind was that it should be extensible. Also preferably no screws and no glue needed. Both goals succeeded, although glue wouldn't hurt when building a larger stand.
The one I've built has now over 100 discs loaded, with room for 20+ more. And to go beyond that, I'll just print more parts. The thing is sturdy enough to tolerate lifting by myself, but it's evident that adding more discs will cause something to break quite soon. Still, I'm positively surprised how rigid it is.
What to print? First, select beams you want to print, 6 and 9 slot beams are available. Let me know if other options are needed.
For the bare minimum stand:
1x stand2_foot_left.stl
1x stand2_foot_right.stl
2x stand2_plate_left.stl
2x stand2_plate_right.stl
1x stand2_side_beamX_left_slots.stl
1x stand2_side_beamX_right_slots.stl
1x stand2_back_beam_X.stl
2x stand2_end_cap.stl
1x stand2_end_cap_back.stl
To extend the stand upwards, print more:
stand2_side_beamX_left_slots.stl
stand2_side_beamX_right_slots.stl
stand2_back_beam_X.stl
stand2_plate_left.stl
stand2_plate_right.stl
To extend the stand sideways, print:
stand2_foot_joined.stl (one per column)
stand2_plate_joined.stl (one per column per beam count + 1)
stand2_side_beamX_middle.stl (one per column per beam count)
stand2_back_beam_X.stl (one per column per beam count)
1x stand2_end_cap.stl
1x stand2_end_cap_back.stl