Mac Mini holder

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During the French Cup of Robots, I had to bring my Mac mini to program the robot and print parts with Cura. I didn't want to just place my Mac on a table surrounded by drills and soldering irons, not to mention the number of people who would turn around to see it. So, I created this Mac holder that can be attached to a screen using two screws. It works very well and I've been using it for five months without any issues. To turn on the Mac, there's a spot underneath where you can easily touch the on/off button. You can print it quickly because it won't be visible, and with a 20% density setting, there are no problems at all. The only drawback is that it still takes six hours to print at 50 mm/s.