3d printed macbook stand

Designed for a MacBook Air but you can use it for laptops of similar sizes. ... I wanted something easy to print, light, steady but also beautiful because this is specially designed for my girlfriend. ...

Given the current state of Thingiverse, **Downloads broken, Thingview broken**, I recommend to visit the [thing on prusaPrinters](https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/87149-macbook-air-stand-v1) to check on it or download it. ___ From one of the...

It prints at approximately 20mm thick, which provides just enough stability to hold a MacBook Pro - one of the newer models that doesn't have a battery prone to bursting into flames. I printed it with 20% infill and 0.2mm layers, and this...

This stand is meant for rising the laptop to make the display the right height for your eyes, I do not recommend using the keyboard or touch pad while on the stand because it's not meant to be sturdy. The stand was designed in parts to allow for...

... on the desk after cleaning my room, so I create this design. ...The model was initially too large for my Ultimaker 2 printer, but I scale it down to 60% and it fits perfectly with my MacBook Pro 2017. ...This is my first upload; I hope you enjoy it.

... stand that doubles as a portable solution for business trips. The design perfectly accommodates a 13" MacBook Pro and a slim Dell Precision 5530 (15"), which boasts a sleek body. ...For enhanced handling, I applied some silicone "grip dots".

... degrees. ...I positioned a sturdy stand at its base, allowing me to elevate the laptop to a comfortable viewing height. ...In the center of this setup, a thoughtful holder securely holds the power cord in place, keeping it organized and out of the way.

This stand keeps a MacBook Pro 13 and Air upright with its secure Closed Clamshell mode, ensuring both models remain steady and in perfect order at all times. ...The big box's rectangular design embodies unmatched stability while maintaining a...

Really liked the original stand's simplicity, but it wouldn't fit my 2008 aluminum unibody MacBook due to its thickness. Quickly added a wider cutout for the computer to slide down into and slightly lengthened the back support to offset the added...

... eliminating the need for finicky adjustments to hit the sweet spot. A welcome bonus of this alteration is that it enables me to tilt the MacBook Pro's screen a bit further back before it slips off the stand, resulting in an improved viewing angle.

Utilized in conjunction with a 2016 13-inch MacBook Pro.

Feature a majestic MacBook Pro in your display!

Elegant, decorative and minimalist support for your MacBook pro M1! ... Only for MacBook Pro M1 of 13"

The stand does it's job nicely as I printed it, so won't print again (it has it's place on the top shelf of a kitchen rack, so is hardly seen anyway). ...However, if I was to print again, I'd go for 0.15mm quality and activate ironing to get a slightly...

This is a two-part stand designed specifically for 15" MacBook Pro models without the touch bar. I own a 2014 model, and based on its design, it should work seamlessly with other laptops having the same body. I drew inspiration from this design on...

... was printed on a Prusa MK3 using standard Prusa PLA filament. The print settings were as follows: bed temperature at 60c and a hotend temperature of 210c. ...The layer height is set to 0.3mm, but I'm sure it will also work with 0.15 or 0.2mm layers.

... but I'm pretty sure it matches with older versions also. It is printed at 0.28 mm resolution in order to speed up the printing. Better resolution can improve the aspect of the object. ... No support are needed, I only used a brim to avoid warping.

Given the current state of Thingiverse, **Downloads broken, Thingview broken**, I recommend to visit the [thing on prusaPrinters](https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/87563-macbook-air-stand-v2) to check on it or download it. ___ The use case for...

It's a stand for the MacBook 12", designed specifically for models from 2015 through 2017. As it stands now, this is still a work in progress, so you can expect updates to come - like my latest update: version 2.2. The new design makes it easier to...

Macbook Pro Stand to allow for use of laptop in clamshell mode. Designed using a USB C HUB purchased from Amazon with a 90 degree HDMI adapter. Slot in side to allow for USB C cable to pass through. ... Amazon-USB C Hub Amazon- HDMI 90 Degree Adapter ...

prints about 20mm thick, which is just enough to stably hold a macbook pro (one of the new ones that doesn't have a battery that bursts into flame). I printed at 20% infill, 0.2mm layers, and that seems to work. Feel free to remix the hell out of...

prints about 20mm thick, which is just enough to stably hold a macbook pro (one of the new ones that doesn't have a battery that bursts into flame). I printed at 20% infill, 0.2mm layers, and that seems to work. Feel free to remix the hell out of...

MacBooks and MacBook Pros from the 13-inch and 15-inch models released between late 2008 and mid-2015 are eligible for upgrade.

Vertical MacBook standDesigned for MacBook Pro 14-inch (2021) Any laptop with a thickness of about 1.55 cm (0.61 inch)

It's a stand for the MacBook 12", covering models from 2015 to 2017. As it's still a work in progress, updates might be coming your way - currently at version 2.2. The latest iteration makes it easier to insert your Macbook, with a larger footprint...

By utilizing this stand, you can breathe new life into your older laptops, as it improves air circulation and reduces noise from the cooling fans. I specifically created this for my 15-inch MacBook, but its versatility makes it suitable for any...

I decided to create my own stand for my MacBook Pro since I couldn't find one that suited me.\r\n\r\nThe design measures 9 inches wide by 7 7/8 inches deep, with a tilt angle of ±10 degrees.\r\n\r\nTo bring the stand to life, I chose PLA material,...

I recently upgraded from a reliable 2012 Macbook Pro 13" to a sleek 2019 model, and rather than buying two separate stands, I opted to reimagine this clever design as a double stand that accommodates both laptops. The older machine is 10mm thicker...

From one of the sources I took the crossbar and having both sides of the stand in the same size, from the other source I took the smaller claw to hold the fine Macbook Air edge. The use case for this stand is to hold the laptop up on my chest while...

... and productivity. ...Its sleek and sturdy design keeps your workspace tidy whether you're on the go or set up in a home office. Works seamlessly with 2016 and later MacBook models, including the MacBook Pro (13", 15", 16") and the MacBook Air.