Mac mini M4 (2024) Mount
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Mount for Mac mini M4 (2024) with hidden screws and improved button access. Minimal size increase for heat dissipation.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Electronics
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This mount is designed for the Mac mini M4 (2024), utilizing the rounded shape of the case for a compact fit. It does not increase the device's footprint, only raising it by about 1.5 mm to improve heat dissipation from the top. The mounting screws are hidden, and the power button is more accessible while retaining its satisfying click.
The mount is symmetrical, allowing flexible installation direction. Recommended material is standard PLA or PETG. Use 4× M3x19 screws and 4× small wood screws (approx. 3×15 mm) for table attachment. Clean holes for nuts before assembly; nuts can be glued but ensure screw holes remain clear.
For best results, print with 0.2 mm layer height and 20% infill. No supports are required. Clean filament residue from nut holes before inserting nuts.
Required Materials
- Screws 4x M3x20mm + 4 nuts
- Wood screw 3x15mm
Step 1: Clean holes for nuts

On the bottom part, clean the holes for nuts (remove any excess filament).
Step 2: Insert nuts

Insert nuts into the prepared holes in the top part. The holes may need cleaning. Nuts can be glued, but make sure the screw hole is not blocked.
Step 3: Attach to table

Attach the bottom part to the table using wood screws. The part is symmetrical and can be mounted in any direction.
Step 4: Insert screws

Insert M3x20 screws into the holes in the bottom part; they must go through and protrude about 3 mm at the end of the leg.
Step 5: Insert power button

Insert the power button into the bottom part. It should protrude about 1 mm on the other side.
Step 6: Join the parts

Carefully place the bottom part onto the top part and gently tighten the screws. Do not overtighten; just enough to hold the parts together. Remember, the nuts are held only by plastic, which can be easily stripped.
Step 7: Final check

Check the attachment of the Mac mini and the mount.