macbook pro 2013 late 3d models

This is a stand to hold a macbook pro 13" late 2013 (thickness 18mm) in upright position. To protect the macbook's surface from scratches I glued 6 felt protectors into the appropriate positions. The protectors I used were about 10mm in diameter and...

This is a stand to hold a macbook pro 13" late 2013 (thickness 18mm) in upright position. To protect the macbook's surface from scratches I glued 6 felt protectors into the appropriate positions. The protectors I used were about 10mm in diameter and...

Small print to slide over de top of the MacBook and cover the Camera. ... Sliced with Cura settings "Dynamic quality", with adjustments: - Layer height 0,16mm - Initial Layer 0,2 mm - Adapative layers Printed with an Ender 3 V2

The MacBook Pro 2013 13-inch model is a high-end Macintosh portable computer introduced by Apple Inc. This product features meticulous attention to detail and proportioning, mirroring the exact specifications of the original device. The model,...

### Macbook Pro 13" Late 2017 stand Designed to fit perfectly this specific model. Will not suit others. ... If you want to try it first, just print with 5% height and see if it fits your model.

This is a guard for macbook pro late 2012 charging cable to protect it from breaking. ...Or if the cable is damaged, like mine, it can help to fix it in place.

This is a remix of the vertical MacBook Pro stand by Lorbus, adjusted to fit the late 2018 15" MacBook Pro (his was made for an older model that was thicker and didn't fit my laptop). It should fit all the 15" MacBook Pros released after 2016 (when...

This remix of the vertical MacBook Pro stand by Lorbus has been adjusted to fit the late 2018 15" MacBook Pro, upgrading from an older model that was thicker and didn't accommodate my laptop. As it stands now, this design should be compatible with...

My 15-inch late 2008 MacBook Pro isn't compatible with that design. Maybe there are some fellow owners of older gadgets out there who would also appreciate having a neat stand for their machine. So, I decided to create my own version of the stand...

These are Replacement feet for the Unibody Macbook Pro from Late 2011. For the different corners you need to cut a little bit off the model in the slicer. When looking from the bottom, the top right needs the shortest stump, the bottom left is...

These are Replacement feet for the Unibody Macbook Pro from Late 2011. For the different corners you need to cut a little bit off the model in the slicer. When looking from the bottom, the top right needs the shortest stump, the bottom left is...

To accurately model my MacBook Pro, I utilized a 30cm ruler for measurements, sometimes relying on visual estimates. ...Unfortunately, I didn't disassemble the laptop to examine its internal components, which might result in some parts not being...

This is a custom foot for MacBook Pro 15" 2013. There are two versions available - one made from rubber-like material with a flat bottom, and another made from regular plastic with a rounded bottom. I opted for the rubber-like version after giving it...

Here's a mini-ITX model of Apple's latest 15" MacBook Pro. Note that dimensions might not be 100% accurate as it is based solely on pictures. Nevertheless, I hope you find it useful. The laptop screen displays Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt, thanks to CD...

The cutting-edge laptop that redefines the boundaries of computing excellence is none other than the Element3D Apple MacBook Pro Retina 2013. This magnificent device boasts an incredibly advanced operating system, ensuring seamless and effortless...

I made a crucial adjustment to cheewee200's file, adding 5.5mm to get it ready for a non-retina MacBook Pro. It now fits perfectly on this device. Enjoy! Due to the length of the print, I experienced some warping, but by printing it with cavities...

I'm really disappointed to find that the charger for the new MacBook Pro lacks cable management features, especially since even the tiny pop-out wings have been removed. To make up for this, I created a simple band with a few grabbers that makes it...

The STL files for a MacBook Pro 13-inch (2010 model) and the MacBook Pro 13-inch Retina (2013 edition) are respectively named as 'hold_mac_13_2010.stl' and 'hold_mac_13_2013.stl'. ...Please ensure to select the correct file based on your device model.

The bracket dimensions are: h: 155.6mm w: 51.4mm d: 32mm It is designed for 18mm MBPs which includes the following: Early 2013 Late 2013 Mid 2014 Early 2015 Mid 2015 2016 and newer models will fit with a mm or two extra wiggle room. There are vent...

These rails vertically secure a MacBook Pro on a wall or under a desk. They are compatible with both portrait and landscape mounting orientations. The bracket dimensions measure:\nh: 155.6mm in height\nw: 51.4mm in width\nd: 32mm in depth\nThe design...

The nozzle fits snugly in place as intended, its diameter a precise 0.25 mm. The printing speed is set to a consistent 50 mm per second. The bottom layer height is optimized at an exact 0.3 mm. ...A robust infill pattern ensures complete coverage of the...

This print fits snugly within its parameters; that's exactly what the designer intended. ... Nozzle diameter: 0.25 Printing speed: 50 millimeters per second Layer thickness at the base: 0.3 millimeter Infill density: 100 percent

This is the 13" MacBook from late 2009 or early 2010, which I use as a server for my home automation system in progress. I wanted to mount it under the desk out of sight. I have included files for mid-body mounts and two different types of corners...

This is a MacBook Pro.

This is a MacBook Pro from Apple.

Revolving around powerful performance, the MacBook Pro is a high-end laptop manufactured by Apple. It boasts an impressive range of features including a Retina display, Touch Bar, and Touch ID technology, making it an ideal choice for professionals...

I designed an exact replica of the MacBook in Autodesk Inventor, infusing every detail to make it look authentic. The 3D print turned out fantastic, and now it's a stylish addition to my workspace. ...I strongly suggest printing this model upright, just...

It's a stand, for a MacBook / MacBook Pro built between 2009 and 2012!

The original, just 6.5mm deeper to accommodate my 2012 macbook.

Macbook pro 2016 stand. ...