Raspberry Pi Monitor Stand

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I crafted and printed this stand for my monitor-mounted Raspberry Pi, where the compact monitor sits too low on my desk, causing discomfort while viewing. This stand raises it up and tilts it to enhance the viewing experience. I adjusted my approach in creating the slanted tops of the front supports. I no longer create a base feature, which allows me to keep the timeline intact. This should make it easier to modify the design to fit your specific configuration. The new design is uploaded as Monitor Stand 2.f3d. The .STL files remain unchanged; this is simply a convenience for those who prefer using Fusion 360 for their own modifications. Print Settings Printer: Original Prusa i3 MK2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 micron Infill: 25% Notes: MadeSolid PET+ White How I Designed This Fusion 360 I used this as a learning exercise for Fusion 360. The final step had to be done in Direct Modelling mode, as I couldn't tilt the plane at the top of the front supports in regular modelling. I might have been able to create a reference plane and extrude into that next time around.