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Simple Display Stand Parametric

Easel-style display stands sized to fit a coin, a phone, a book or a HueForge print

Simple Display Stand Parametric is a free browser tool on MakerWorld for standing up signs, HueForge prints, cards and phones. Free on MakerWorld with a login; Standard Digital File License, so no selling prints or sharing the files. Exports 3MF and STL. Last checked 26 September 2026.

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At a glance

Price: Free on MakerWorld with a login; Standard Digital File License, so no selling prints or sharing the files
Runs on: MakerWorld
Exports: 3MF, STL
Multicolor: No, single color
Account: Required to download
Open source: No
Skill level: Easy: a few settings to tune
Best for: Standing up signs, HueForge prints, cards and phones
Selling prints: Not allowed MakerWorld Standard Digital File License: no selling, sharing or charging money for the files or prints without the designer's permission.
How we checked: Read the tool page and docs Model page: 14,398 customizations, three designer profiles with and without back support; Customize opens a sign-up prompt when logged out
Last checked: 26 September 2026

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Simple Display Stand Parametric is a free MakerWorld customizer by Kopp3D that makes an easel-style display stand sized to whatever you want to show. Click Customize and MakerWorld's Parametric Model Maker gives you a form where you change the height, length and width of each part, the angle of the backing and the angle between the legs. The same file can become a 50 mm stand for a coin or a card, a wide phone stand, or a big stand for a book, a sign or a HueForge print.

If you would rather not measure anything, the designer's three ready profiles cover a small coin or card stand, a medium stand for phones and small plates, and a big one for paperbacks, comics and signs. In May 2026 the designer added a back support piece, and each of those sizes now comes with and without it. The big stand uses about 28 g of PLA.

It suits anyone who prints signs, HueForge panels, terrain or cards and wants a quick way to stand them up. Reviews mention a craft fair table, Halloween decorations and photos. Two reviewers note that the settings are not explained, so plan on a few test previews, and one found it too light for windy spots. You need a MakerWorld account to customize, and the license rules out selling the prints.

What you can make

Coin and trading card stands
Phone stands
Book and comic stands
Easels for signs and HueForge prints
Photo and plate stands

How to use Simple Display Stand Parametric

Open the model on MakerWorld and sign in
Click Customize to open the Parametric Model Maker
Measure your item and set the heights, widths, backing angle and leg angle
Check the preview, generate the model and print it, or pick one of the small, medium or big profiles instead

What you'll need to print it

Filament and parts that suit what you make with Simple Display Stand Parametric.

Matte PLA

PETG

6 x 2 mm magnets

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Simple Display Stand Parametric pros

Every size and angle is adjustable, including part widths, backing angle and leg angle, so one file covers a coin up to a large sign
Three ready profiles from the designer, each with and without the back support added in May 2026, if you don't want to customize
Cheap to print: the big stand profile uses about 28 g of PLA and the medium about 11 g, in one color

Simple Display Stand Parametric cons

The settings are not explained, so expect some trial and error; one reviewer asked for a guide to the parts
Light, open frame; one reviewer said it only suits small, light items and blows over in wind
MakerWorld account required to customize, and the license forbids selling prints