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Vented VESA Mount Spacer (100x100mm)

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Allows use of a VESA mount monitor arm on monitors which intake air beneath the mount

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Printables
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Computers
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

This is a vented spacer to go between a monitor arm and a monitor with a standard 100x100 VESA mount.

It was designed for my Acer XB273K - when I mounted it on my monitor arm after having used the OEM stand for a while, I noticed a substantial increase in fan noise from the monitor. This is because it uses the area inside the VESA mount to intake air for the cooling fan (see picture), and fitting the arm cuts that off.

Additionally this spacer gives a 2cm height boost, firstly because my arm's a little low for me, but also because the space is needed to give access to the screws for the monitor side. If the height's an issue, you could always mount it sideways or upside down I guess. There should be plenty of strength in this model.

 

Printing

Model has been designed to print without support - lay the side with 4 holes on the bed.

My settings are 0.4mm nozzle, 12% gyroid infill, 3 walls, 3 top+bottom layers. Feels rather overkill strength-wise, but I'd definitely keep the walls as they give strength to the areas the threaded inserts go into.

I used PLA+ and the mount looked fine when I upgraded my monitor after using the mount for 3 years.

 

Required parts

You will need:

  • 4x M4x12 screws - you might get away with up to M4x16 depending on monitor. Too long and you will damage your monitor though, so check your clearance first!

  • 4x M4 threaded inserts - 5.5mm top diameter, 8.1mm length, but there's wiggle room

 

Assembly

Insert the threaded inserts in the corners of the face with 6 holes.

Attach to the monitor first using M4 screws (2 deep holes and 2 shallow ones on top) then use the monitor arm thumbscrews to attach the arm to the threaded inserts

Variants

The original part has a 3mm deep part to mount onto the monitor. Upon request I've added a second variant which has a larger 18mm section to sink deeper into a cavity. Feel free to drop me a msg if you need anything specific like this.

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