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laptop mount for mount-it drawer MI-7298

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so you can leave your laptop under the drawer under the desk

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Organizers
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Open Community License v1.1 + General Attribution v1

need 3 m3x20 for left side, 3-5 m3x8 screws for right side and m3 nuts. fit 220mm plate diagonally 

fits MacBook Air 13. possible to fit MacBook Pro 14"(1mm clearance on each side) but you might need to do some adjustment in onshape. (change #MacBookthickness and #MacBooktopclearance and fillet4 to 3mm maybe) 

onshape link https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a6db9eb16df84a52803b1d31/w/af2b86da6d8392be1b80c6da/e/4bcfcc62f1d6a320c08210bb?renderMode=0&uiState=6ac49c7e5e2bd90b320b8f87

need to take drawer out (see YouTube vid below) and unscrew 3 screws on the right side to separate metal rail and plastic drawer to install right side bracket

need to drill holes for m3 screws. on the right side, unless you have super long drill bits, heat up a similar diameter Allen wrench or drill bit with a lighter, and hot melt a hole.

included small wrench for m3 nuts (for right side), and small wrench for 4mm bits to tighten the screw (left side) since clearance is very small.

if you want softer/smoother surface use some fabric tape/smooth tape to cover the contact area.

recommended m3 drill bit: 2.6mm ish diameter

to install left side:use drill guide stl to mark hole with sharpie/pen (front 2 slots). screw the 2 m3 screws into the 3d printed parts first, then install the 3d printed parts in place, then tighten the 2 m3 screws with a 4mm bit and [wrench2.stl] . after that, you have more room and drill the last hole and install last m3 screw

to install right side: drill holes using the right side bracket as a guide, then screws and bolts, use the [wrench m3 nut.stl] to help install. need a long screwdriver/allen wrench

should be strong enough, however if you're concerned about layer line adhesion strength, wrap some clear scotch tape around so that in the very unlikely event of layer line separation, the tape will strop catastrophic failure

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