Hardwood flooring plank display raiser

Desktop display raiser / stand to elevate the monitors and create more space on desk.

I had few hardwood planks left after flooring, so decided to use it as monitor raiser.

Shelf height is 115mm, but can be adjusted by scaling legs in height direction.

Base bar is adjusted for 260mm total depth (2 hardwood planks joined together), feel free to modify it for your needs.

Legs just pop into brackets on base bars. Center leg is optional, useful if much weight is placed on top of the stand, but anyway I suggest to use the center base to tie the planks together in the middle (especially if You're using long planks)

I'm not sure if groove-tongue connections on hardwood planks are standarized, so side and front aesthetic lips may need some modifications in Your case - just scale it in length direction and print some short sample to check the fitment. Overall lip lengths need to be also adjusted to Your needs depending on planks sizes You're going to use, and probably splitted into few pieces depending on printing area of printer You're using.

Assembly:

1. Place the planks and squeeze it together, then use 4x16mm universal screws for attaching base plates and keeping planks together.
2. Attach edge lips on the front and side edges by pressing it in the groove / tongue (rubber hammer may be needed).
3. Push the legs into brackets on base bars.

If You need adjusting lip profiles or some other adjustments please let me know by PM or in the comments! Will try to help ;-)