Lenovo M73 Tiny (USFF) VESA 75x75 & 100x100 Monitor/Wall Mount

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UPDATE: I printed this vertically in just 8.5 hours, greatly accelerating the printing process. It turns out awesome with no supports at all. I highly recommend using Prusa Slicer + vertical print. This amazing creation was designed entirely from scratch. I modeled it after my trusty Lenovo M73 PC, which inspired me to see a commercial mount available for $40 plus shipping on eBay. I've tested it multiple times, and it should work incredibly well for you. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. As I post this, my final test print is still printing out (4th revision). It does use a lot of filament and time, so be sure to double-check your settings and avoid accelerating speeds too much - or you might end up ruining the entire thing by knocking down those pesky tree supports. If you're printing flat, the support material can be quite terrible to remove and will leave a rough edge on the underside of the lip. I tried my best to resolve this issue but unfortunately had no luck. To avoid the need for supports altogether, simply print it vertically as shown in the picture. It'll take a while, but trust me - it's worth it in the end. For those who prefer to use Cura instead of Prusa Slicer, I recommend enabling tree supports if you're printing flat. Here are some recommended settings: * Print Flat (on bottom) just like in the picture * Tree Supports must be enabled * Use an infill percentage between 30-35% * Add 3-4 Bottom/Top Layers for extra stability * Go with 4 Vertical Shells/Walls for maximum strength * Make sure your resolution is at least 0.20 or better UPDATE: Check out these pictures of the actual mount in black - they're the results from Cura w/Tree supports @ 150% print speed (cura defaults) specifically for Ender 3. I'm amazed by how much better tree supports are compared to Prusa Slicer 2.0, which sadly lacks a tree support feature altogether. And the best part? It took just 11+ hours to print!