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Vertical MacBook Stand for Cooler Master Cooling Pad

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Side-loading feet turn a Cooler Master pad into a vertical MacBook stand with removable stops. No bolts.

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A custom stand that turns an existing Cooler Master cooling pad into an upright holder for a closed MacBook. The notebook sits in two independent shelves in front of the pad, with the fans behind it. The stand leans back 12° and uses extended rear runners.

Tested fit

Designed around a 14-inch MacBook Pro M4 and the cooling pad shown in the photos. The completed assembly has been printed and checked: the pad is retained, the MacBook stands independently in its shelves, and the setup feels stable. Cooling performance has not been measured.

This is not a universal Cooler Master adapter. It is modeled around Cooler Master NotePal U2. The pictured fan setup is custom and is not included.

Pad dimensions used

  • Overall pad: 347 × 280 mm, including rubber sides.

  • Protruding foot/sole: 25.7 × 41.34 mm, 3.69 mm thick.

  • Gap above sole: 3.97 mm.

  • Clear distance from sole edge to attachment neck: 9.3 mm.

  • Tested slot width: 26.43 mm.

Parts

Print one left foot, one right foot and two removable stops. Each full foot occupies approximately 205 × 74.9 × 65 mm in print orientation. A small side-entry test piece lets you check the fit before committing to the full stand.

Suggested print settings

0.4 mm nozzle; 0.20 mm layers; 6 walls; 6 top and bottom layers; 30% gyroid infill. ASA was recommended for the full stand; PLA was used for fit testing. Use your calibrated filament profile. For ASA, start with an 8 mm outer brim.

Print the feet on their outer sides, not upright on their desk bases. Keep the supplied print orientation. Supports are not intended: the stop guides contain short 3.4 mm bridges, which should be checked in the slicer preview. The 3MF contains geometry and orientation only, not printer or filament settings.

Assembly

  1. Remove brim and clean the slots and stop guides.

  2. Add approximately 1 mm soft padding to the laptop contact faces and shelf floor, and non-slip pads beneath the bases. Keep ports and vents clear.

  3. With the stops removed, support the cooling pad and slide each printed foot inward from its respective outside edge. The pad sole slides beneath the retaining lip.

  4. Insert both stops with their projecting teeth facing the pad foot. These are removable gravity-seated stops, not snap latches.

  5. Check the pad is fully seated, then place the closed MacBook hinge-edge down in the front shelves. Check loaded stability on your desk.

No screws or nuts are required.

Created with AI-assisted CAD design and refined through several physical fit-test prints.

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