monitor stand 4 3d models

Basic stackable monitor holder. Most of the plastic goes into the top surface. ... Foot parts can be stacked repeatedly to increase height.

I was going to build some sort of stand out of plywood, but then it dawned on me that I could 3D print something instead. And here it is. The print in these pictures was done with 10% or so honeycomb infill and only 2 perimeters, which wasn't enough...

... into place when not in use, securely holding its position at the perfect angle. Due to its unique design, this replacement kickstand is less likely to be used with other baby monitors, making it a one-of-a-kind solution for our specific needs.

I designed this monitor speaker wedge to angle my desktop monitors to the correct angle for the sweetspot. The tweeters hit my ears now. The source file is a .obj and is sized correctly in mm, but you can scale it in your slicer of choice. ...It...

I crafted a small monitor riser specifically tailored to my Eachine LCD5802D screen. ...If you find this project helpful, be sure to give it a thumbs up and share any DIY creations that inspire you!

These feet can be used to prop up the monitor with roughly 18cm height from the desk. ...The STL file needs to be printed twice to make two feet.

To assemble the stand, you will need 6 t-nuts, 4 M5 x 10 bolts, and 2 M5 x 16 bolts. I printed all parts in PLA with 3 perimeters and 3 bottom/top layers, but I encountered problems with the stand warping forward due to the TV's weight, so instead...

(or left if you mirror it :)My headphones have a 30mm headband, so that's what this one is made for. [find enclosed the f3d file for customizing to your specs]***EDIT***I've added a new version (V24) I think it looks a lot better. has more...

When I saw LiangJYu's original design, I knew this was the right solution for using a portable USB monitor with my laptop - with just a couple pencils, you can really securely mount your portable USB monitor ABOVE your laptop. However, the...

Of course, your monitor will most likely not match my monitor, so I've included a .sldprt solid body assembly if you'd like to remix/adjust. You shouldn't need to tap any plastic holes, all you have to do it firmly start the thread with the...

 I needed an angle of about 5 degrees(not actually measured though).Based dimensions to fit some closed cell foam I was currently using under my Yamaha HS7 monitors.  HS8 will fit fine as well but you can alter dimensions for other monitors.I printed...

Using a Vesa mount on the back of your monitor(or tv) you can screw this print and you are ready to go! Print instructionsThis model requires no support and you simply just print and use 2 m4 * 12mm screws to attach to monitor DISCLAIMER: There is an...

To assemble it you will need 6 t-nuts, 4 M5 x 10 bolts and 2 M5 x 16 bolts.I printed all parts in PLA with 3 perimeters and 3 bottom / top layers BUT I had some problems with the stand warping to the front due to the TV's weight (instead of printing...

My wife loves cats and was complaining that her monitor was too low so I remixed these models together in tinkercad. Sorry the prints didn't turn out great the prints failed at one point and I had to reprint the bottom halves of the leg and tail and...

... to lack of a secured space on my desk. ...A pen / pencil holder to be hot glued on the top edge of a monitor. Space saving and handy. ... A perfect way to keep your pens / pencils within reach and you dont have to dig your messy desk to find one :D

My wife loves cats and was complaining that her monitor was too low so I remixed these models together in tinkercad. ...Sorry the prints didn't turn out great the prints failed at one point and I had to reprint the bottom halves of the leg and tail and...

(EN): I made this support to be able to raise the height of my monitors, I had a piece of wood made in the measurements: 1000 x 240 x 15mm, and I printed the legs of this support and screwed them to the wood and the table to guarantee the fixation.It...

My wife loves cats and was complaining that her monitor was too low so I remixed these models together in tinkercad. Sorry the prints didn't turn out great the prints failed at one point and I had to reprint the bottom halves of the leg and tail and...

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5503978 I redesigned the legs to make them larger, added a lip to the bottom to keep the monitor from sliding forward, and included some cutouts to keep any cables that go along the back organized.

My Insignia TV was too tall for the desk with the stand it came with. ...Used the VESA mount to make a smaller stand and footprint.

This will elevate my monitors and so I can slide my keyboard underneath it. It fits the wooden slats they sell at the local hardware store. Check the width of whatever material you are using before printing. Add a few millimeters to account for any...

I created this model in response to the high prices of monitor risers. This DIY project is meant to be used with any wood plank of 18mm thickness. The dimensions I used for mine where 800x300x18mm, I used self tapping screws DIN75040 3.5-16mm, for...

... bulky headbands such as Oppo PM-3's, this ingenious solution keeps your listening setup tidy and organized. Simply utilize command strips to securely fasten the mount to your monitor, ensuring a stable and convenient listening experience every time.

10% infill should be enough 15% for a more robust stand.

Remix of the popular BESTA stand, but taller for better ergonomics

To swap out a flimsy, fractured plastic pedestal of an LCD display stand.

Adapted from iMac stand with adapter. ...Scale adapter to your needs and glue it on the drawer box.

A simple design for a stand... ...inside measurements of 14.5 cm and 1.27 cm (1/2' wood)

Constructed an uncomplicated, visually appealing iPhone and iPad stand compatible with desktop displays; plans to print it soon.

I needed a stand that was thin and that could be easily set up. ... Bolts used: 6mm x 16mm