Laptop Stand Utilizing A Creality Borosilicate Glass Bed

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<p>This is my first original design here!</p> <p>Yeah, so I ordered the Ender 3 and the glass. But, then I realized that mirrors were better for me. So, I cancelled the glass and bought mirrors. Well, they didn't cancel the glass. Turns out, I still like the mirrors better. But not before I scraped up the glass, which the manufacturer did not tell me to do. Thanks, Creality.</p> <p>A few objective for me: Use the overpriced glass. Open up space on my desk below my laptop. Find a place for me to cool mirrors, as I print a lot and hot-swap. Be cheap. Be as smart as is reasonable for some random dude.</p> <p>Mission accomplished.</p> <p>This thing works. Nothing has broken in the . . . let's see here . . . 12 hours that I have been using it. It's meant to be a little flexible, as my designing skills are questionable. I wanted it to be taken apart - hence the zip tie. The pads were intended to be made with TPU and the stands are made in PLA. I glued the pads to the stands with super glue and just let them sit there with spacers and weights while I did other stuff.</p> <p>You'll need to print two pairs of stands and two pairs of feet. There are left side and right sides. The stands should be PLA with 40% infill, and the feet TPU, with 10% infill. But, they could probably be PLA as well.</p> <p>I'll check on this tomorrow, as I have been very happily drinking tonight.</p> Category: 3D Printer Accessories