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Iphone and Itouch paper stand / dock

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Download and print the template PDF to do it yourself ! For US letter version, it’s here

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Original soundtrack by Florent Paris from Hors Sujet

>>> [Making Of] the Iphone paper dock



176 réponses à Iphone and Itouch paper stand / dock

  1. Doc dit :
    15/09/2009 à 22:16

    This is great…but I don’t have any A4 paper. Would you happen to have a template for 8 1/2 x 11″ paper (US)?

    C’est super … mais je n’ai pas de papier A4. Souhaitez-vous arrive d’avoir un modèle de 8 1 / 2 x 11 po (US)?

  2. faraway dit :
    15/09/2009 à 23:04

    Ah c’est cool, ça!! je vais en faire un sur un papier custom de mon cru !

  3. EnergonCube dit :
    15/09/2009 à 23:06

    Very cool. Made some modifications to the template to allow for my protective case, but otherwise, this works great!

    Also, the recommended paper weight may need to be increased.

  4. l3887 dit :
    15/09/2009 à 23:17

    we have a paper / vinyl cutter that will cut this thing out in about one 30 seconds… got to give it a try. i know a lot of people that will one of these.

  5. Stefan dit :
    15/09/2009 à 23:43

    Thank you very much for this great idea! Maybe somebody need a solution without a table? I have one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFt6iQaMZCA

    Kind regards, Stefan

  6. kelu dit :
    16/09/2009 à 00:01

    Merci. Fantastique

  7. e11world dit :
    16/09/2009 à 00:04

    I just tweeted this! I’m going to build this tonight and we’ll see how it will work on my protective case. Thank you so much!

  8. Lion.B dit :
    16/09/2009 à 00:47

    C’est génial. C’est tres talentueux ! merci

  9. Viking KARWUR dit :
    16/09/2009 à 02:33

    Thanks… It’s cool!

  10. nunofmiranda dit :
    16/09/2009 à 03:41

    Excelent job. Amazing idea. Let´s create an communities :)))

  11. antonio dit :
    16/09/2009 à 04:40

    Genial, Muchas gracias por el Templeate, saludos desde México !!!

  12. boof dit :
    16/09/2009 à 05:27

    DOC….. ya dick. Join the rest of the world A4 and Letter are amost the same size and it wont matter
    with this template

  13. Kevin dit :
    16/09/2009 à 07:16

    Yes, in America, we enjoy being proprietary.

    Seriously, though, we do need to join the rest of the world.

  15. K@y dit :
    16/09/2009 à 12:04

    ah oui, c’est genial!
    merci pour cela

  16. skintoo dit :
    16/09/2009 à 12:06

    Génial ! J’adore ce concept , c’est bien trouvé !

  17. redrockxx dit :
    16/09/2009 à 13:21

    C’est génial, mais y a un petit truc qui me chiPhone…;-)

  18. Daniele Cogo dit :
    16/09/2009 à 14:18

    Nice work!
    With my Roland DG Print&Cur plotter I can automatically cut the shape using a plastic material!
    This is the process and the result:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM6VxTlTOFg&feature=youtube_gdata

  19. Julien Madérou dit :
    16/09/2009 à 14:24

    THX for sharing this !

  20. Will dit :
    16/09/2009 à 14:56

    I used 110lb Card Stock which I believe is heavier than the 270 g/m paper, and it does not support the weight of my iPhone. Find heavier stock paper if you are going to try this.

  21. Julien Madérou dit :
    16/09/2009 à 14:57

    Yeah, It depends of the type of paper too.

  22. Daniele Cogo dit :
    16/09/2009 à 15:21

    Here the iPhone Dock on my website:
    http://www.scattodesign.com/

    Enjoy it!

  23. urbanslaughter dit :
    16/09/2009 à 17:21

    This is a lot of effort for pretty mediocre results (although it was kind of fun to do). I found that if I reinforced the back with strips of cardboard it worked a LOT better. It’s a little difficult to fit the charger in there though.

  24. Steve Mathew dit :
    16/09/2009 à 18:55

    I loved the design of this the moment I saw it.

    So I grabbed the thickest card I had (220 gsm) and got to work. 5 minutes later I had the completed project, but a dock that was incapable of holding my iPhone.

    The 220 gsm was too flimsy. So I guess it’s back to the paper shop for some 270. The flimsy version serves as a business card holder now ;-)

    Thank you for sharing your design.

  25. EnergonCube dit :
    16/09/2009 à 19:55

    I doubled up two sheets of 100# Cover weight to make it work.
    I used this paper: http://www.gmund.com/products/savanna.

    With the texture embossed into the paper, it’s looks awesome!

  26. Greg dit :
    16/09/2009 à 22:00

    THIS SHIT IS STUPID!

  27. Alex dit :
    16/09/2009 à 22:43

    putain, ta toujours des bonnes idées toi! j’espère que ce petit truc bien sympa t’apportera gloire et beauté. enfin au moins la gloire!

  28. Eduard Lobanovskiy dit :
    17/09/2009 à 00:05

    Wow, this is absolutely beautiful ! Will post mine on my blog once have it cut out :) http://www.v5design.com

  29. website designers dit :
    17/09/2009 à 00:35

    Excellent. Thanks for this useful object!

  30. Dave stopher dit :
    17/09/2009 à 00:37

    I like the idea. I think it is superb

  32. Eduard Lobanovskiy dit :
    17/09/2009 à 00:49

    awesome stuff!

  33. 소라 dit :
    17/09/2009 à 04:47

    오~멋진데

  34. 中文 dit :
    17/09/2009 à 04:48

    真他妈的不错.顶了.是不是中文沙发??我Print出来用在AtomLife上了.

  35. Alex dit :
    17/09/2009 à 05:23

    Thanks for the idea and the realisation, Julien.
    Here is my version of the dock: http://e-gallery.co.nz/dock.jpg

  36. jamila dit :
    17/09/2009 à 07:25

    c’est génial

  38. Ben dit :
    17/09/2009 à 09:37

    The best DIY dock ever. Guys, make sure you’re using at least 270gsm paper, or glue few pieces of paper together to make this work.

  40. GURK dit :
    17/09/2009 à 11:26

    super super super !!!! :)

  41. tételle ! dit :
    17/09/2009 à 11:35

    Bah dis donc on se voie pas pendant 2 mois mais tu chômes pas (toi) !! C’est génial !! je vais m’en fabriquer un mais je veux une dédicace !!! :-)

    En revanche je dis “bouhhhh” pour le craquage i-phone !! je te l’avais dit que tu céderais !! t’en es content ??

    bisous

  42. Paul dit :
    17/09/2009 à 13:45

    I used 250g photo paper (heaviest I had to hand). It supports the iPhone in landscape, which is a plus as I have no stand that does that, but the stand’s back couldn’t hold the ipHone in portrait.

    However I fixed this with an I (Times serif style uppercase ‘i’) shaped piece of the same card, cut from the cast-off. I inserted this piece such that it locked one end into the bottom of the cable slot in the stand’s back and the other in the thin cut-out slot for the dock connector.

    The original template for the stand could be modified to not totally remove the long thin piece of card that makes way for the cable slot in the stand’s back. By leaving it attached it could then be used to create a brace for the back by connecting it to the base of the stand: such as bringing it through the dock connector slot and back up the arrow slot.

  43. Julien Madérou dit :
    17/09/2009 à 13:52

    Cool, Have you any illustration ?

  44. Paul dit :
    17/09/2009 à 15:06

    Here is the modified stand with the I-piece:

    http://www.nesfield.co.uk/posts/iPhone_Stand_with_Support.jpg

  45. Julien Madérou dit :
    17/09/2009 à 15:13

    Great, Thx !

  46. Dave Greenberg dit :
    17/09/2009 à 16:24

    Wouldn’t this be a problem for those iPhones that spontaneously burst into flames? Perhaps the template can be cut out of a non-flammable metal or ceramic? But then you would have to buy expensive metal cutting machines or use water-cooled ceramic blades. But wait, how would you fold the metal or ceramic after cutting them? I think I’ll just stick to throwing my iPhone on my desk.

    Thanks for the great idea.

  47. Deathmax dit :
    18/09/2009 à 07:38

    I used what I think is 400gsm cardboard. It supports the phone quite well, even when your pushing against the phone. However, I wasted a few because if I fold , it weakens and it breaks where you slot the 2 pieces in.

  48. joker_ffm dit :
    18/09/2009 à 11:29

    Very cool …

    thx you the best..

    Vive la France :)

  49. George McKnight dit :
    18/09/2009 à 14:22

    Just gave it a go with 300gsm paper, and works okay with the iPhone on it’s side, but collapses when put on it’s end. A heavier card would work better.
    Here’s my pics of it in situ: http://twitpic.com/i5mq9

  50. Wies dit :
    18/09/2009 à 14:53

    Great solution! I added a bit of weight by gluing a peace of metal under the dock made of 300 grams black carton and it works great with my iPhone.

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