Seeed T1000-A/B Charging Sled (UPDATED)

V2 now available!
I've updated the model with a cutout at the top to allow the T1000's strap or lanyard to pass through — a common issue with the original design. V2 also features smoother, more refined edges and additional rounding work for a cleaner finish and more comfortable handling.

Meet the redesigned Seeed T1000-A/B Charging Sled: an upgrade from the original charging stand by Mark Roberts with enhanced functionality and a sleeker design. I've added a lip to securely slide your T1000 into place, ensuring stable charging even if bumped with a satisfying “click”. The body has been cut up a bit to save filament, with smooth filleted edges and a new half-circle notch for easy 360-degree device removal.

The sled can be mounted vertically or even upside-down, offering flexible installation options. I've also refined the cable management system by removing excess strain-relief bumps and introducing a small hole at the bottom for easier charger head removal. 

With this new design you could potentially stack or make some sort of charging rack… at least, that's the idea I had.

Print details:

• Printer: Stock Prusa MK4
• Fillament: Prusament PETG with stock print settings (on textured sheet)
• Supports: Snug supports (PrusaSlicer) under the lip (easily ripped out in one go)
• Printed in ~45 minutes

Files included:

• V1 and V2 STL files
• STEP files for both versions for easy remixing

Disclaimer: I'm not super good at CAD yet so there might be some slight blemishes. Also included the STEP file besides the STL.

1. Added a lip to create a sled
2. Cut out some parts of the body to save on filament
3. Cut out a whole at the bottom of the charging head for easy removal and removed two strain relief notches to prevent pinching.
4. Cut out a notch for easy device removal
5. Cleaned up some edges