This is a stand for the Cooltech No. 10 Ultra charger, designed to be mounted on a vertical post to save desk space. I’ve attached it to my Mijia desk lamp.

The printed part is the housing, which encloses both the power strip and the charger body. It connects to a heavy-duty clamp using a single imperial 1/4-inch screw. (I chose a heavy-duty clamp instead of a standard print fixture because these professional photography clamps are exceptionally stable.)

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Important Notes Before Printing

The model’s dimensions fit perfectly, with an almost seamless assembly. If, due to printing settings, filament quality, or other factors, the charger doesn’t fit after printing, you can lightly sand the inner walls of the model or enlarge the model by about 0.5%.

The power strip inserts vertically into its slot, while the charger slides in horizontally; once locked together, they remain firmly secured. Therefore, once installed, the model may become difficult to disassemble. If it turns out unsuitable later, you might need to resort to forceful dismantling 🤣.

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Accessory 1: Heavy-duty photography clamp (note that its thickness is 20 mm, and the limiting groove on the model is also 20 mm)

Accessory 2: Imperial 1/4-inch screw (note that the head thickness is 4 mm, while the model’s groove is designed for 5 mm; a head that’s too thick could prevent the charger from fitting)

Accessory 3: A compact 4-outlet, 8-hole power strip (when selecting, pay attention to its dimensions; I chose this particular model because its size closely matches that of the No. 10 Ultra, ensuring a snug fit when placed alongside it)