Parametric Vertical Laptop Stand, Dual (or more)
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Yet another parametric vertical laptop stand.
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Another parametric vertical laptop stand
I liked the original that I remixed, but just wanted it to feel a little more refined & polished. Something I noticed about a lot of others that are out there, is that they're trying to be thinner with the walls and dividers, so they all print on the side to help make up for that. This one has thicker edges to avoid that problem, and I like how it looks on my white desk.
MODEL NOTE!
The width for this was designed to support my macbook && surface laptop 4. My surface was what I used to tighten the screws, and I find the macbook has about 0.5mm of wiggle room. It works well enough that I'm not going to reprint it. But you will likely want to customize it for your setup.
Parametric How-To
If you're going to generate things yourself from this file, there are three important variables to specify. They're all designated as favorites.
| PAD THICKNESS | This is how thick your pads are. Set to 0 if you aren't going to use them. |
| LAPTOP_COUNT | How many laptops are you going to use with it? This is what determines how many dividers to add spacing for |
| SUM_LAPTOP_DEPTH | The sum of how thick your laptops are. |
Printing Guide
I always find using adjustable layer height helps everything. Otherwise I printed from the bed, no weird angles.
BOM
- 2x M3-0.5 heat insets
- 2x M3x12 screws
Optional
- Furniture pads - so your laptop(s) won't touch the plastic
- Grip pads - for the bottom, so it doesn't slide around on your desk.
Setup & Use
You'll need to install the heat insets, and then attach the screws from the underside.
Afterwards, add side pads to the first section, and use your laptop to tighten the screws in place. Then attach pads everywhere else you want them. Optionally add grips to the underside.