Another phone stand

Looks great BB!

Of course you two should upgrade to a tablet and leave the phone to the dogs for DogTV when out on the road 🤠

Splintergroup - thanks!
We are pretty cheap.🤷‍♀️  We don't have anything but antenna TV.  Internet is my phone Hotspot which works fine for working from home or on the road.  If we ever do upgrade to a tablet, the stand still might work (original version I made out of all walnut would as its oversized for a phone).

Nice! I think this one has better look with the thinner insert.

i dont have a smart phone nor do i want one but my question is are these useful for holding phones 

GR8 JOB 😍😎👍

I like the lull out shelf. Looks good

Steve- yes, the other one is pretty bulky.  This will work much better in the RV.

Tony- we use our stand quite often.  Better than just leaning the phone against something.

Corelz - I like that we can store it flat.  

Nicely done. I like that design. 

Thanks Ryan - it was a quick project that I'm sure we will get a lot of use from. Win win!

Pretty cool, Barbara!!

Thanks Jim.  Not exactly high craftsmanship, but will be useful!  Plus, I got to use some pretty walnut left from another project.  

Really like the design and your choice of woods.  We don't own a cell phone but it's a great design for holding a book next to the computer when copying text or reading a how-to for a new computer program.
L/W

L/W - Thanks! The original inspiration from DIY Montreal (https://youtu.be/duP5HKs4APo) was larger so it could hold an iPad or cookbook.  I don't have an iPad (and not one to use cookbooks!) so this smaller version is perfect.

I thought about how nice it would be for a cookbook stand after I wrote my comment, especially because it stores flat.  I've got about 8 feet of bookshelf just of cookbooks/recipes, plus card files full, not to mention what are saved on my computer . . . more than I can possibly "eat" in what's left of my lifetime!
L/W

Nice stand Barb. I have an Apple I Pad, and it has a phone dohickey in it. It won't ring, or talk like a phone, but with a third phone number it acts as a third hotspot. That way when out in the sticks, and on the road we have computer access without having to squint at a phone, and try to type on those baby, make believe keys. Kinda nice, especially on older eyes. Samsung has a similar unit. When we bought we went a few generations older, as we weren't looking for all the jazz, just the capability for the cellular unit. I ended up finding my best buy at B&H Photo it was only something like $400.00 and the extra line for us is just 20 a month.

You could always set your phone to be the hot spot and use a tablet. Install a thin LCD monitor/tv on the back of a cabinet door ala Jim Jakosh and use that as the display if you want bigger.

GeorgeWest- interesting.  We may need to look at that.  Do you have unlimited on that iPad?  I could use my Hotspot with a laptop but limited on high speed data on my Hotspot.

Splintergroup- I don't have unlimited data with the HotSpot, but do on my phone.  We live out in the country so limited options (and we're cheap!!)

Most phones can act as a hub and let you connect to your phone's unlimited.

Our Hotspot data is separate from our phone.  Will have to look into that option or if there is a different way to connect.