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... is also an option - although I've had trouble with PLA in the past. Post-Printing A bit of inside sanding ensures a snug fit for the Lutron sensor. Design Process I used FreeCAD on my 2013 MacBook Pro, then exported it to Simplify3D for printing.

I loved the idea of the geometric stand, but I don't have a MacBook to work with. I also liked the concept of customizable items, so I rebuilt everything from scratch in Openscad and made it fully customizable! Now you can build stands for anything...

There are multiple versions available, including one specifically designed for the 2013 Retina MacBook Pro and generic ones that fit thinner laptops (about 12mm base or thinner) and thicker laptops (15mm base or thinner). I have only printed and used...

Some time ago I created the https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/61596-magic-keyboard-and-trackpad-thing to fix the relative position between my keyboard and track-pad, to simulate the experience of working on my MacBook Pro..Then not to long ago...

Laptop Stand designed for 15 inch Macbook Pro, but should work for many models. Six piece print Assembled with M3 threaded inserts, screws and washers. </li> </ul> <p>Parts list</p> <ul> <li>8x Initeq 3mm M3-0.5 Brass Threaded Metal Heat Set...

The trackpad opening is wide enough for a MacBook trackpad, but this platform works equally well with my Asus laptop.Suggested Print SettingsLayer height: fairly thickExtrusion width: very widePerimeters: a fewSolid layers: zero on top, a few on...

... Deck.  Amazon.com: Portable Charger, HenHot 30000mAh Laptop Power Bank, 90W Dual Outputs Fast Charging External Battery Pack Cell Phone Charger, Compatible with iPhone 14/13, MacBook, Dell, HP, Switch, iPhone, Galaxy : Cell Phones & Accessories

... maybe because i printed it at 80%). This was Printed without top and bottom layer and with 5% Honeycomb Infill, its comically Light but really sturdy. Fits perfectly a mid 2012 macbook pro and my Lenovo Ideapad ultrabook without any problems.

... want a 2-meter-long cable taking up space when an outlet is right beside you. I printed mine using PLA; however, you could print this using flexible filament to be less rigid. You can also scale this up to fit a larger MacBook power adapter

Wall mount for this type of charger: [Amazon...

Works fine even for my Macbook Pro 15 (late 2013). Print instructionsFor the top part you need supports. Today I have had hard time to configure correct tree supports in Meshmixer, so I've fallen back to PrusaSlicer supports. You can find it...

: Lenovo Thinkpad 13 Lenovo Thinkpad X230 Macbook Pro 13 inch 2017 Lenovo Thinkpad E585 for sheets of wood with thickness of 6mm. für Platten aus Holz mit einer Dicke von 6mm. <br><br> For stabilty glue the interlockings together with...

... on the new macOS Monterey. Can be used with other apps such as EpocCam. The oficial holder uses magsafe (my iPhone doesn't have, and costs $30) and this one costs only $0,40 and fits not only on MacBooks. ... Hope this can be useful for you!

It fits well on my Macbook Air 2017, iPad Pro 12.9 (with Apple cover) and HP Elite X2. It may fit many other laptop/tablet models within the thickness of 16mm. Note for the double color effect you may use Change Filament (Post Processing) setting...

It fits the Macbook Pro, but can be modified to fit all laptops. I designed this with Autodesk Fusion 360 Print instructionsCategory: Computer Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15...

Hi All,Here is my design for a laptop cooling pad.This version works fine with a 350mm x 240mm laptop (15” Macbook Pro 2018, in my case). Editable files are attached so that you can modify them as needed.The fan is a standard 120x120x25 fab,...

The Ascrono 9-in-1 USB-C Adapter works great with Ascrono's MacBook docking stations. However, the short USB-C pigtail makes for a disorganized look on the desk. It just needs a stand!I designed the stand using Prusament PETG. I did not spend a lot...

I was in dire need of a straightforward stand to elevate my MacBook Pro to the perfect viewing height, making it an ideal second monitor. The connections feature a snug pressure-fit design, prompting me to reconsider and re-design them for a more...

... an even surface area. And considering that it is a low-cost bit of junk it's really close to breaking, so I crafted this to hold it onto my laptop a little extra safely. This design was designed to match with my macbook pro laptop pc effectively.

It was powered by a MacBook equipped with Skype set to auto-answer and had a remote desktop application running, allowing me to adjust it remotely whenever necessary if adjustments seemed warranted from afar. ... I must admit that watching it operate...

Instructions I used the academic version of Autodesk Inventor Pro (free to retired folk) under Parallels 10 beta on a MacBook Pro to design this. ...On my second try, with a clean start, I got it parametrically defined so it was easy to vary dimensions...

This is my Designer case I've upgraded it with an extra lid which I gave to my Engineer mom She loves being organized Just like any professional architect I am too So, I designed a two-tier storage system for all essentials within easy reach From:...

At this point, I suggest that only the SkyGrip designed by me is compatible with MacBook Pro Retina 15-inch, but it will soon be available for other formats and computer brands. Don't hesitate to modify this project and make your own objects and...

Instructions I used the academic version of Autodesk Inventor Pro (free to retired folk) under Parallels 10 beta on a MacBook Pro to design this. ...On my second try, with a clean start, I got it parametrically defined so it was easy to vary dimensions...

Big thanks to ikeshel for sharing his original design, which was originally created for use with a MacBook Pro:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:224548/\n\nPrinting Instructions:\nI recommend using rafts.\nThey aren't necessary, though.\nYou can also...

Do you have a run-of-the-mill computer?\nTurn your laptop into Pikachu by printing the Pikachu Laptop Adapter!\nThe original design is meant for a MacBook Pro 13-inch from 2014, so you may need to resize it slightly.\nThere are just 2 simple parts to...

I created it specifically with the Macbook Air and Pro in mind, but it will work with any laptop that's 0.9" thick or less. I built this using 4.5mm acrylic sheet on an Epilog Legend 36EXT 75W laser cutter. Before you make one, you'll likely need to...

Works flawlessly with MacBooks! ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator...

It easily holds a 15" MacBook, but larger laptops might require some scaling of the model, especially if they're heavy towards the back. To assemble the stand, you'll need to print two legs and three bridges, then snap them together. The pegs on the...

Equipment Used: Design Software: TinkerCad Slicer: Cura 3D Printer Control: Octoprint & Raspberry PI Zero W Computer: MacBook Pro As always, use at your own risk. If anyone prints this design, please share your print, photos, and comments. ... Happy...