stand for macbook pro 3d models

Some of the MacBook foot holes are not as deep as others. Print instructionsIf printing with flexible fillament, make sure you unscrew the spring screw. Also you've got the right settings for your printer + fillament you want to use. ...This is a small...

A wall mounting system to hold a Macbook pro 15" with access to all ports (except ethernet), uses 4 corner supports to hold laptop, secured with two countersunk screws each.

For devoted MacBook Pro users, this tiny accessory is a must-have. It provides an angle similar to the Apple keyboard, enhancing screen comfort. Lightweight, compact and easy to print, it's a perfect addition to your Mac setup. Share your ideas for...

Feet for the MacBook Pro Unibody models are available to replace missing and broken foot pads. Simply glue them in place with Superglue. For a stronger attachment, remove the bottom panel, glue the foot in, then melt the inner peg over the lip where...

I designed a simple stand to hold my MacBook Pro at eye-level for extended making and programming sessions outside, where I do my best work. This project was also an opportunity to hone my sketching skills. The goal was to create a compact stand...

Created for - Macbook Pro Retina 13“ (2012) - iPad Pro 12,9“ Gen. ...3

This is an enhanced version of a standard 45W MacBook Air cord wrap, expanded to accommodate the larger dimensions required for use with a 60W charger.

... display's speed is fastest when the "edge_r" parameter is set to 0 for previews; it's currently set at 16/32. Two available models are [macbook_holder_v4_215.stl] with a slot spacing of 21.5mm and [macbook_holder_v4_265.stl] with a 26.5mm spacing.

Stand upright, proudly showcasing your PS4 Pro console.\r\n\r\nSecurely held in place by a sturdy M3 screw measuring precisely 20 millimeters.

Replacing Feet on Unibody MacBook Pro with 3D Printed Parts To get started, print replacement feet using flexible PLA or ABS. Remove the bottom panel from your MacBook Pro and take out the current plastic feet. Clean the holes thoroughly, perhaps...

extension for ps4 PRO, allows the console to be raised for easier and quieter cooling.

Get ready to revive your MacBook Pro's broken foot. I've got just the solution - Sugru to the rescue! Here's what you'll need: First, use your printer to print out the mold design using its smallest layer resolution possible. Now, get that Sugru...

A sleek and powerful 2015 MacBook Pro sits on a desk, its iconic Apple logo gleaming with a hint of industrial charm. ...The logo itself is a 3D printed design, carefully crafted by a skilled creator using the resources from Thingiverse - specifically,...

The 3d model of the MacBook Pro notebook is a 15.4 inch device. It's compatible with 3ds max 2010 or higher and many other systems. ... Available formats include: Max 2010 Scanline Max 2010 VRay Max 2010 Corona Max 2010 Mentalray Maya 2014 Maya 2014...

Fits the 2010 MacBook Pro 13" but they should fit a menagerie of other models. They're 19mm in diameter with a little tolerance fit hook that goes in a hole in the bottom of the case. ...I used TPU to give it a nice sticky mount to sit on but you can...

This is a MacBook Pro support, and it's company-branded, but I'll upload a neutral version. Also, there's an issue with the angulation; it needs to be decreased by 20 degrees. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No ...

Here is a 3D rendering of an Apple MacBook Pro, featuring detailed object grouping. All textures and materials are included in the file. I've rendered the scene with meticulous attention to detail. If you encounter any issues, please don't hesitate...

This is a custom charger mount designed specifically for the 87W MacBook Pro charging adapter. Two different versions are available for either right or left mounting on your desk or workspace. The design incorporates a built-in stress relief system...

Vertical laptop stand for MacBook Pro 2019 16 inch. Fits perfectly and stands upright. The print comes out smooth enough that it doesn't seem like it'll scratch the laptop. Always best to be careful when removing the laptop though.</p> <p>If you want...

Fits to MacBook Air Vertical Stand by John E to mount your USB-C dock under the MacBook Air.&nbsp;https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/99973-macbook-air-vertical-stand

I'm running an older Macbook Pro (2012) now on its second power supply because my original cords kept wearing out at the connection point. Someone else's design failed me before, breaking after just two days due to its weakest structural point being...

I have modeled a MacBook Pro using Solidworks and Rendered it using Keyshot 3. I have seen a few mistakes crop up so a new model might be uploaded soon. These are things like, its floating in the air, so i will give it some ground/table to sit on. I...

I built these two brackets to cradle my 13" MacBook Pro on the wall above my workspace, where it joins forces with a Belkin hub that's also been installed. This arrangement has cleared up a significant amount of clutter from my desk and is performing...

Laptop stand now accommodates the 2012 MacBook Pro Non Retina's width, which is a generous 1.7 cm, allowing for comfortable placement.

The New Apple MacBook Pro! This highly detailed model is perfect for scenes that require a high level of realism. Close ups and detail shots will be a breeze with this accurate build, precision crafted to 1/64" standards. All necessary materials and...

This creation is optimized for the Macbook Pro 15 inch retina (mid 2014), which features a power supply, two Thunderbolt ports, USB ports, and a headphone jack. To ensure an exact fit, I utilized a micrometer to measure the dimensions of my current...

This is a teleprompter designed for use on the Macbook Pro, but may well work with many other laptop brands and models. The hood slides on to the laptop screen and has a small circular hole for the webcam. You can then record video from the laptop...

Cool minimalistic laptop stand. ...Works with nearly every Latop.

The feet on my Mid 2012 MacBook Pro finally all broke off. Dust was entering through the holes, the bottom was scratching, and I just didn't like what was happening. So I designed these feet which can be glued (I use epoxy) to the original location...

... ...To protect the computer's edges, apply adhesive tape. When printing the corner pieces, ensure one solid wall is positioned against a vertical orientation. The U-shaped components should be printed with their grooves standing upright for proper fit.