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Framework Laptop 12 Mainboard Vertical Stand - Open-Air Desktop

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Two uprights turn a spare Framework Laptop 12 mainboard into an open-air desktop with all four USB-C ports free.

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Two printed uprights turn a spare Framework Laptop 12 mainboard into a standalone computer that stands on your desk: open air on both sides for the fan and heatsink, and all four USB-C ports free at the edges.

What it does

  • The board stands upright between two L-shaped uprights and is screwed on with the laptop's own M1.6 screws, into 6 mm printed pedestals that act as standoffs.

  • Both faces stay open, so the stock fan and heatsink breathe like they do in the laptop, or better.

  • The four USB-C ports (two on each edge) stay clear for power, a USB-C display, keyboard, storage and network.

  • A clip in each foot holds a stick-on WiFi antenna: in the laptop the antennas live in the display lid.

  • Nothing is modified: unscrew four screws and the board is free again.

How it was checked

Built on Framework's official mainboard CAD model (FRAMEWORK_LAPTOP_12_MAINBOARD_V01.stp). I removed the laptop chassis standoffs and screws from the model and checked the uprights against the board: no contact with the PCB or any component (and a control test 0.3 mm into the board does collide, so the check is valid). The rear side has parts up to 4.3 mm tall, which is why the pedestals are 6 mm. Overhang audit: 60 mm² in short bridges only. Sliced in Bambu Studio.

Print settings

A1 mini, 0.20 mm, PLA or PETG, no supports. Each upright prints on its side: 31 min, 17 g.

Assembly

  1. Stand the two uprights so the pedestals face the back of the board (the side without the fan).

  2. Screw the board on with four M1.6 × 5-6 mm screws (the laptop's) from the front. The pilot holes are 1.3 mm so the screws cut their own thread: tighten gently.

  3. Stick the WiFi antennas on the feet and run the cable through the clip.

  4. Power it from a USB-C PD charger. To make the board start without its keyboard, follow Framework's guide for using the mainboard standalone.

The fifth mounting hole (top middle) is not used. Parametric OpenSCAD source included.

Credits

Board dimensions from the Framework Laptop 12 CAD files by Framework Computer Inc, licensed CC BY 4.0 (github.com/FrameworkComputer/Framework-Laptop-12). The board shown in the pictures is their model; the uprights are this design.

About this design

Designed with AI assistance and checked in code before release (see above). Pictures are 3D renders, not photos. It is new: if you mount a board, fit reports are very welcome.

Español

Soporte vertical para usar la placa del Framework Laptop 12 como ordenador de sobremesa: al aire, con los cuatro USB-C libres y pinzas para las antenas WiFi. Se atornilla con los M1.6 del portátil. Sin soportes: 31 min por pieza.

العربية

حامل عمودي لاستخدام اللوحة الأم لحاسوب Framework Laptop 12 كحاسوب مكتبي مستقل.

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