Ergonomic Laptop and Tablet stand V2.0
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A stand for Laptops and Tablets for a more ergonomic position
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! New second version with more easy assemblage and better look !This stand is designed to bring the display of a Laptop in a more ergonomic higher position and can be used as stand for Tablets.
The angle of the stand is adjustable by different mounting position of the side brackets.
Also it spares room in front of the laptop and frees space in front for other devices such as keyboards.
TPU bumpers are protecting the case of the device.
Parts
Please check the column "Mirror" to know which parts must be mirrored in the slicer for printing.
Column "Amount" marks the total amount of parts needed including the mirrored ones.
Solid Material: PETG or similar filament that can withstand higher temperatures if the device is expected to get very warm such as a gaming Laptop.
Flex Material: Flexible Material. Tested with Polymaker Polylite 95A.
Amount | Part | Mirror | Material | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2 | CoverBottom_v2.1 |  | Yes | Flex |
2 | CoverTop_v2.0 |  | Yes | Flex |
4 | NutCap_closed_v2.0 |  | No | Solid |
2 | Shaft_140mm_v2.0 |  | No | Solid |
2 | Sidebracket_v2.0 |  | Yes | Solid |
2 | Sidestrut_v2.0 |  | Yes | Solid |
1 | M8x208mm threaded rod | No | Steel | |
1 | M8x192mm threaded rod | No | Steel | |
4 | M8 Nut | No | Steel |
Printing
No support necessary.
I recomment for the solid parts 3 perimeters so that they can bear a certain amount of mechanical load.
Recommendation: Print only one NutCap_closed and test the fitting with the M8 nut. Scale up or down in the Slicer to get a perfect fit if necessary.
Assembly
Cut the two M8 threaded rods.
Slide the TPU parts in the Sidestruts. If necessary, use a litte amount of (Sald) Oil. Make sure to remove stringing in front.
Place and mount all parts as shown in following picture for both sides:
No additional tool is needed for mounting, the tourqe of the hand is enough to tighten the M8 nuts.
The base angle is adjusted by changing the the Sidebrackets (green part in the picture above) mounting positions.
The Sidebrackets (green part in the picture above) can be exchanged with each other (left and right) to fine adjust the angle of the stand.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback, feel free to leave a comment!