Ticket holder for Singapore Pools tablet kiosks
A ticket holder for Singapore Pools that clips onto a wall-mounted tablet kiosk and shows customers where to place their ticket to be scanned.
- Client
- Singapore Pools
- What it is
- A ticket holder that clips onto a tablet kiosk stand
- What we did
- Ideas, 3D design for manufacture, two revisions and a white PLA print
- What the client got
- The 3D files and a printed holder
- Design revisions, the second smaller and simpler
- 2
- Parts in the revised design, down from 13
- 10
- Long in the revised design, 104 mm tall
- 195 mm
What we brought
What we can do
It fits the kiosk they already have
The holder clamps onto the existing tablet stand, so nothing on the wall had to change.
How we look after you
The decal does the explaining
We tried 13 layouts in the client's colours and typeface, so a customer sees at once where the ticket goes.
What you get
Fewer parts in the second revision
The revised holder sits under the screen in 10 parts instead of 13, held by four screws.
Gallery
The whole project at a glance. Drag or swipe to browse; tap a picture to enlarge it.
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The finished piece
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RenderThe revised holder on the kiosk.
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RenderA ticket in place under the screen.
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RenderVisualisation: the holder in use.
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Ideas for the form and the decalDrawingFirst sketches and simple models.
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RenderThirteen decal layouts, in the client's colours.
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Two revisions · Revision 0RenderRevision 0, a plate on the stand's arm.
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RenderAcrylic, decal, mount, sleeve and screws.
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RenderHow it clamps onto the arm.
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Two revisions · Revision 1RenderRevision 1, under the screen.
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RenderTen parts in the revised design.
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RenderClamped at the bend so it cannot turn.
The build
How we built it
6 steps, from the brief to the finished piece. Pick a step to jump to it.
The brief
Step 1 of 6
- Fits
- The client's existing wall-mounted tablet kiosk
- Our scope
- 3D design for manufacture, two revisions, one white PLA print
At Additive Inn, our 3D printing studio in Singapore, we designed a ticket holder for Singapore Pools. It clips onto the stand of a wall-mounted tablet kiosk and shows customers where to place their ticket so it can be scanned.
Ideas for the form and the decal
Step 2 of 6
We started with sketches and simple models of how the holder could grip the stand, then laid out 13 decal designs in the client's colours and typeface to guide the ticket to the right place.
Two revisions
Step 3 of 6
The first design held the ticket on a plate clamped to the stand's arm. The revised design moved the holder under the screen and cut the parts from 13 to 10.
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Revision 0
A plate clamped to the stand's arm with a TPU sleeve for grip: the printed decal under clear acrylic, a PLA mount and six M4 screws, 13 parts, 219 mm long.
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Revision 1
The holder moved under the screen and clamps to the bend of the stand so it cannot turn: 10 parts, four M3 screws, 195 by 198 mm and 104 mm tall.
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The print
Step 4 of 6
We printed one holder in white PLA in our studio.
How it goes together
Step 5 of 6
The holder closes around the stand with standard screws, and the printed decal sits under a clear acrylic cover.
The final build
Step 6 of 6
Singapore Pools received the 3D files of the holder and a white PLA print of it.
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