I made this to help keep the clutter off my desk. It's designed to hold four large phones with room for the charger cable to plug in at the bottom. The wires can then go under the stand and out of the way.

The base is 1/4" plywood that I had lying around. The lip that holds the phone is made of multiple segments, so you could vary the width of your own phone stand.

Materials:

• 1/4" plywood
• #6 x 1/2" wood screws, flat head

1. Cut a rectangular base from the plywood 6" x 15.5". You can experiment with the size of the base, and change the number of ledge_segment.stl you use.
2. Print 1 of each STL except for ledge_segment.stl; you will need 3 of those.
3. All pieces attach to the base by screwing them into the underside of the base.
4. Screw the short legs to the side near the front of the base. See photograph. Make sure short_left.stl goes on the left side.
5. Screw the tall legs with a 4" (101.6mm) gap between the legs on each side. See diagram.
6. Screw one of the ledge_segment.stl into the center of the front edge, then use it as a guide to attach the remaining ledge pieces. Each ledge piece should butt up against its neighbors.