Space Gray 38mm sitting atop its new custom charging stand
Space Gray 38mm sitting atop its new custom charging stand
Very well done. I'd buy that for a reasonable price.
That looks great! Did you make that? Would you mind posting a pick of the underside of it and maybe without the charger in it? I've been trying to make one in a similar fashion and could certainly use a visual example on how to implement that in a presentable way.
got the spigen stand today (been my go-to brand as of late, plus you can't beat the price) and i guess not all of them come with writing on the base as i've seen some people posted here. pics attached.
Sweet! Where did you order from? I'd love to buy one without the writing on top of the base plate.
This is something I built until my Spigen stand arrives. I like it so much I might keep it. My son has a bin with over 2000 legos so I am sure he wont miss these 50 or so pieces. The Mini figures are the perfect size to hold the chord. I also have some other lego hooks for chord management. I went with the Star Wars theme. I usually tuck the watch band underneath so it looks more uniform. I plan on re-doing it at some point and using some Crazy glue so it doesnt come apart.
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I'm guessing the Spigen stands sold on ebay were a run of "seconds" with the incorrect printing. Those sold on Amazon seem to be great!
I'm worried about the metal-on-metal of the Duet and the Unify.
Thanks! It's not something we normally make, but as there's interest we'll work on adding a page to our website where folks can order them. I'm considering adding some other designs for the artwork as well as possibly offering personalized messages since many watches are given as gifts. What do you think?
I'm torn between the W2 ($10 shipping at least is not bad), the Lightning Dock's , and DouStand
I want to have a duel stand. Makes sense since you NEED your phone with your Watch.
W2 of course is the most expensive one of the list (which if I heard of it before the kickstarter ended, would have saved alot of $$$). The Lightning dock is cheaper however I haven't heard much review of it. And the DouStand is the cheapest duel stand I have seen but I'm not so sure about the design. I like the other two because the watch and phone are facing the same way.
Any other duel stand recommendations?
A few? From where? How much?
you don't NEED the phone next tot he watch when it's charging. heck... if it's in your home with wifi, the phone and watch just both need to be in your home and on your wifi... not even in the same room!
i think that a dual charger is good if you have both by your bed charging overnight.... but technically, you could charge one in one room and one in another and you'd be just fine!
I got it from here http://mitagg.com/. They are using something called Indiego which is a Kick Starter equivalent. They had this deal where if you buy different amounts you can get one free. Not sure if they still have it. I was going for the buy one get one free, but ended up not seeing that one at the time and getting the buy two get one free. Three?! Oh well. Anyway, yeah it's not officially out yet, but they have sent e-mails showing progress on the final product. They make just watch stands and other stuff, but that's not my concern. I'm going for the all in one. Sucks they don't have an iPad dock too since I just picked up an iPad Air 2.
That's a pretty cool office style dock if I had a dim lit office at work.
Fluorescent light above my cube is my enemy
Yes, I designed and made a prototype yesterday, then this final version this afternoon. Our business focus has been on wholesale custom products for museum stores & National Park gift shops, actually.
This stand is a laminated stack of four 1/8" thick pieces, each with a slightly different cutout so that when stacked you can easily drop the USB cord through from the top and then it fits in a thin slot that runs to the end of the stand. The hole in the top is sized to hold the charger snugly. The lower 2 pieces have a smaller hole centered below that top hole, just big enough to fit the USB plug or a finger so you can push the charger back out easily.
If you were cutting from a single block of wood, you could use a router to make the cord channels & use a couple Forstner bits to make the holes for the charger.
I got it from here http://mitagg.com/. They are using something called Indiego which is a Kick Starter equivalent. They had this deal where if you buy different amounts you can get one free. Not sure if they still have it. I was going for the buy one get one free, but ended up not seeing that one at the time and getting the buy two get one free. Three?! Oh well. Anyway, yeah it's not officially out yet, but they have sent e-mails showing progress on the final product. They make just watch stands and other stuff, but that's not my concern. I'm going for the all in one. Sucks they don't have an iPad dock too since I just picked up an iPad Air 2.
Thanks for the info! Yeah, I've been trying to work something out with a piece of oak. Have the Forstner bit but figuring out a way to route the cable has been my speedbump. A router would definitely help.
I've used Indiegogo a few times. Still glad I backed the Premium One on Kickstarter. It will hold/charge my iPhone, iPad Air, and Watch.
Cut a 3/4" hole, centered on the stand. Then use a Forstner bit to cut a hole from the top, centered as well, just deep enough for the charger.
From the bottom, use a 1/8" router bit for the cable channel. Stair step it in from the bottom. That is, run a channel about 1/8" into the bottom and 1/8" wide from one end to the center hold. Then drop the router bit to 1/4" deep, but only run that channel 2/3 the way from the center hole to the end of the stand. Then again a shorter channel 3/8" in from the bottom and even shorter in length. Finally router an inch or two on top for the cable to come out from the charger and drop into the channel beneath without bending the cable too much.