Summary

Parametric synthesizer stand.

Designed to be held together with threaded rods and nuts (the diameter can be changed with a parameter). I went with 2 legs, but you can print as many as you want and just connect them with the rods.

The model is kind of big, so I split the leg into 5 pieces to be glued together.

I printed mine with Prusa 3D mk1 out of PLA with 20 or 15% infill.

Disclaimer

Since I didn't have the willpower to convert my project to Openscad so that it could use Customizer, I thought I wouldn't upload any STLs here, but I can't publish it here without an actual model, so I uploaded STLs that I exported, which are sized for the Novation Peak. Note that even if you wanted to use them for the Peak, check out the pictures and see if you don't want to tweak anyway (I chose the depth parameter based on the official Peak dimensions - which include the knobs).

Get the Fusion 360 project

• sharing with download option seems to only work with a subscription now so I exported the Fusion project and uploaded it here (Synth-stand-parametric.f3d)
• open it in Fusion
• change the parameters to your liking
• export to STL (each of the 5 pieces separately...or together if your printer can take it)
• print
• enjoy

Interesting parameters

• height, depth - height is the length of the part of the stand the back of the synth leans against, depth is the lower support part that the front of the synth box rests on (width is just to see what it will look like and doesn't affect the stand)
• angle - how inclined the stand will be (20-60 works fine, not sure about other values)
• rod diameter - diameter of the threaded rod (a little excess is added automatically)
• nut size - nut size (a little excess is added automatically)
• nut depth - nut depth (a little excess is added automatically)
• leg width - total leg width