Tall Laptop Stand for 14"-or-so Laptops
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- Masa podana przez autora
- 36 g
- Czas druku podany przez autora
- 2,67 godz.
- Materiał u źródła
- PLA
- Materiał wyceny
- PLA
- Drukarka wyceny
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Proces wyceny
- 0.20mm Standard
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I created this to be a sturdy laptop stand to hold my 14" MacBook Pro. It should work for many/most laptops 13+ inches.
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- Office
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This is a friction-fit laptop stand that lifts a 14" MacBook Pro approximately 7" off the desk (the bottom of the back of the laptop is about 188mm off the desk, by my measurements). The top of the screen itself, when completely vertical, is approximately 408mm (roughly 16") above the top of the desk.
It uses all 3D printed parts, and printed on my MK3S+ in about 9.5 hours across 3 beds using less than 120g of filament (from my filament settings at 96% extrusion, the 3MF I uploaded uses generic PLA settings, so I think it comes out just above 120g).
Do be careful trying to stick the long braces into the brackets. Their not too breakable, but try to push them from close to the bracket as they're long enough to make snapping a legitimate concern until they're seated firmly. Once it's all together, it's quite sturdy.
I made this because I wanted a laptop stand and couldn't find one that seemed sufficiently sturdy, tall, while still being inexpensive. So I started looking at 3D printed stands, and even then, though there were a lot that seemed decent, none quite seemed convincingly sturdy, while also lifting the laptop screen sufficiently high off the desk.
My biggest concern was trying to make it as tall as possible while still fitting on an MK3S build plate (specifically my build plate, which is admittedly a bit old and has been having some adhesion issues around the outermost edges). Secondarily, I wanted it to be nice and sturdy, but didn't want it to use too much filament. Thirdly, I wanted it to be 100% 3D printed (no screws, glue, dowels or whatever else), with one sort-of-exception: I'd strongly recommend sticking adhesive rubber dots/pads on the bottom at each corner to make it less likely to slide on the desk.