10" Monitor Stand

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I purchased a budget-friendly Chinese 10-inch full HD monitor that arrived without a base or stand, so I designed one to meet my needs. Two types of rear plates were also created, both equipped with standard VESA mount holes spaced at 75 and 100 mm. One plate is plain for straightforward use, while the other features recessed M3 nut holes for mounting additional accessories like Raspberry Pi enclosures or mini PCs. To enhance structural integrity, I used a 25% infill density setting in cubic mode. Required materials include one M6 x 55 mm bolt, one M6 nut, four to eight M3 x 10 mm screws, and four M3 nuts.