Now Playing Display Stand for Cassette Tapes

£24.99

[Details]

This is a Now Playing stand for single cassette tape cases.

It measures 35mm (about 1 3/8") tall and has a slot in the top that reaches about halfway down, into which you place your tape case. The stand is about 15cm (about 6") long and about 7.5cm (about 3") deep.

You can choose the colour from the dropdown.

It's a 3D printed item so bear in mind you'll get some surface texture, but it's only really noticeable up close and is, for me at least, part of the the appeal. 3d printing allows for the creation of shapes and forms that either aren't possible otherwise or would be prohibitively expensive to produce via more traditional methods. The trade-off is a bit of texture... I'll take it.

A note about black: the problem with black is that you lose all the definition between the letters, so it doesn't really work very well, in my opinion. People keep asking me for it so I've made it available, but please bear that in mind. If you order black and decide when it arrives that you don't like it, I'm happy to swap though, so don't worry if that happens. (Or, if you have any spray paint, I can recommend a light spray of some lighter colour across the front to help define the letters.)

Any questions just give me a shout.

Cheers
Rob

[Instructions]

Place on a flat surface.

[Processing]

These will usually take 3 or 4 days to produce.

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[Details]

This is a Now Playing stand for single cassette tape cases.

It measures 35mm (about 1 3/8") tall and has a slot in the top that reaches about halfway down, into which you place your tape case. The stand is about 15cm (about 6") long and about 7.5cm (about 3") deep.

You can choose the colour from the dropdown.

It's a 3D printed item so bear in mind you'll get some surface texture, but it's only really noticeable up close and is, for me at least, part of the the appeal. 3d printing allows for the creation of shapes and forms that either aren't possible otherwise or would be prohibitively expensive to produce via more traditional methods. The trade-off is a bit of texture... I'll take it.

A note about black: the problem with black is that you lose all the definition between the letters, so it doesn't really work very well, in my opinion. People keep asking me for it so I've made it available, but please bear that in mind. If you order black and decide when it arrives that you don't like it, I'm happy to swap though, so don't worry if that happens. (Or, if you have any spray paint, I can recommend a light spray of some lighter colour across the front to help define the letters.)

Any questions just give me a shout.

Cheers
Rob

[Instructions]

Place on a flat surface.

[Processing]

These will usually take 3 or 4 days to produce.