Lenovo Tiny Mount M600
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This is a series of mounts for the Lenovo Tiny ThinkCentre M600. I have this old Lenovo Tiny Pc and wanted to mount it…
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This is a series of mounts for the Lenovo Tiny ThinkCentre M600. I have this old Lenovo Tiny Pc and wanted to mount it under a shelf on my workbench. I looked around and there are some mounts around but none were exactly what I was looking for and the closest one wouldn't even have fit my model. I tried making a full cover and ended up coming up with 2 types intended to print with nearly not support. Really the "window" to the Model/Serial sticker on the side will probably bridge fairly well in most cases, which is all that may need support. The hollow parts on those two models should not require support. I decided to save material and make a smaller 2 part version. They have screw holes in the top with pass through openings on the under side. I later test fit it with a M700 series Tiny and found due to the placement of the feet it wouldn't work, so I made small modification to allow it to work as well. The other difference on that M700 is the sticker on the side of the case is in a different location, I didn't bother with doing anything about it.
I have not printed either of the one piece version. I only have one M600.. We use some at work and I may try one of them for there.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3 Pro
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Resolution:
.28
Infill:
20%
Filament: Overture PLA Matte White Post-Printing =============
M600 specific version, before I remove a bit of the lower part to let the M710 model feet fit.
I took measurements of the M600 as well as looked up the dimensions from the Lenovo specs, which were pretty close to what I actually measured. I make a mockup of the M600 with a few blocks in Tinkercad very slightly larger to allow fit and used them as a hole to fit, also it included protrusions for the screws in the back and the barcode model and serial number sticker for the M600. As we had a M700 at work I made a revision of the design so it would fit either, the change was due to the placement of the feet being closer to the edge of the case on the M700.
Category: Computer