Give your favorite glass a proper place to live. The Urchin Stand is designed to securely hold glass ash catchers and other flat-bottom glass water pipes with a 50mm diameter base, helping keep your setup upright, organized, and ready to use.
3D printed in PETG, this stand features a weighted design for added stability. Each stand is printed hollow, then filled with sand and silicone sealant to increase the finished weight to over 20 ounces, giving it a planted feel on a desk, table, or shelf.
The center opening is sized specifically for 50mm flat-bottom glass, with a 52mm diameter opening and 50mm depth to help support compatible pieces. Around the outside are four equally spaced accessory slots designed to hold two 14mm male joints and two 18mm male joints. These side slots have deeper holes which can also double as storage for slim tools like scoop, stir, or poke tools.
Whether you're looking for a better way to display a favorite ash catcher or add stability to a water pipe that didn't come with a base, the Urchin Stand is a clean, functional solution with a distinctive faceted design.
Features
- Designed for glass pieces with a flat 50mm diameter base
- Weighted for improved stability at 20+ ounces finished weight
- Holds compatible ash catchers and other small glass water pipes
- Four side slots for 14mm and 18mm male joints and accessories
- 3D printed in durable PETG plastic
Specs
- Material: PETG plastic
- Construction: Hollow print filled with sand and silicone sealant
- Overall size: Approx. 120mm diameter x 75mm tall
- Center opening: 52mm diameter x 50mm deep
- Finished weight: Over 20 oz
Compatibility
Designed for flat-bottom glass pieces with a 50mm diameter base.
Side slots are intended for:
- 14mm male-joint pieces
- 18mm male-joint pieces
- Slim narrow tools such as scoop or poke tools
Glass pieces and tools shown in photos are for display only and are not included.
Suggested Care / Note
Wipe clean as needed. Because this is a 3D printed item, minor layer lines and slight surface variation are normal.
