Hanger for StewMac/ReAxe Pocket Guitar Stand

I like the StewMac pocket stand because it lets me quickly hold my guitar almost anywhere, so I designed this holder that can be attached to the side of my amp so that it can go with me.  I wound-up using it in my guitar room to keep a stand at arms-reach for any occasion.  These apparently used to also be available from a now-defunct company called Re-Axe.

The base of the hanger is ½" thick to match the thickness of the stand so that it rests perfectly against a wall or other vertical surface.

These stands are HEAVY so I designed it to accommodate 4 (!) 3M Command strips, however I think two is likely sufficient.  I also printed it with 25% infill to ensure it could stand the weight.  I used Bambu PLA Matte because it was all I had available and it works fine, but since this print will be under constant load it may be better to use something like PETG if possible, and in that case you may be able to reduce infill.

These should attach to an amp just fine but you could also use screws if desired.  I created two versions.  The normal ("v1.3") version is the version in the .3mf file and is approximately 1.5" deep.  It has just enough play to allow the stand to drop in easily and to be removed without resistence.  If you are considering using this in a mobile application like mounting to your amp, you might consider the “tighter fit” version which is about 1/8" thinner and grips the stand tightly so it will not fall out if moved.

I tested this with the StewMac pocket stands from https://www.stewmac.com/strings-and-accessories/player-accessories/stands-and-hangers/stewmac-pocket-stand/, which BTW I highly recommend.  

Design by Chaz on MakerWorld (license: BY).