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Secondary Screen Thermalright Trofeo Vision 6.86 Vertical Stand Magnetic

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I bought a Trofeo Vision 6.86 for a PC build...too bad I couldn't mount it as is:(

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I made this stand to allow a 6.86" Thermalright Trofeo Vision to be used in a tiny Micro ATX case. Not for the computer pictured , but a much smaller case.  I wonder if it also might work on the 9.16” version too…

 The design uses 6mm diameter x 3mm thick magnets easily procured on that MAJOR online retailer.  

It will stand 25mm above the lowest mounting point you have.  If it is too high or low, let me know, I might remix it for you.  You can remix, but I do not have STEP files!

I made two versions.  The one pictured. printed, and tested....and the one with a little lip to increase stability.  If the screen needs to be flush with the glass, print the non-lipped version.  

This Build Needs the Following:

1) PETG/ABS or better for heat...just in case

2) No Supports

3) 7 pieces of 6mm diameter x 3mm thick magnets

PAY ATTENTION!!! WARNING!! WARNING!! PAY ATTENTION!!

...to the Trofeo screen magnet rails (I am a dork, sorry!). 

The magnets for me needed to be alternated in polarity on the Z axis (the 2 vertical magnets).  My version needed a 180 flip for the magnet itself on the logo side to allow it to work with that specific rail (this was specific so I could show the Thermalright logo through the side glass). 

Just test each magnet rail on the Trofeo, and super glue those in accordingly!

Printed on an Elegoo Centauri Carbon...if you need adjustments, let me know the problems you are facing specifically. 

Print the first 3-5 layers and stop the print, then measure your openings with your magnets ensuring a drop in fit. 

It should be wide enough for your 6x3 magnets...but if it is still too tight, I can adjust that...message me because I can't make STEP files!

I have NOT tested the LIP model...don't knock me in the reviews please, just a few tweaks to the working original model. 

I hope you enjoy, and let's see those builds!

Tagi