Universal laptop stand MK3

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Now you can confidently consider this project complete. The original stand has been successfully used with all types of computers, tablets, laptops, and even notebooks. This latest version includes some minor details that ensure your device fits perfectly without the risk of falling off the stand. You will need to cut (using the DXF file) or print (using the STL files) two arms and two supports. The required materials are the same as in previous versions, but I have now included nut caps created by jspark: 3 x 20cm (or longer) M8 threaded bars 12 x M8 nuts 12 x M8 Washers (optional) 6 x Closed M8 nut caps 6 x Open M8 nut caps We replaced all the MK2 models in our office with MK3 models because we found that some devices, especially thinner MacBooks Air, could fall from the stand. This is not a pleasant experience, as one of these machines can cost as much as a compatible kidney. I also include DXF files that will allow you to process your stand on your favorite laser cutter. I strongly recommend using Acrylic, 8 or 10mm for this stand in this case. And orange - I love orange. A video with all the steps is also available. If you would like to support my work, you can buy a laptop stand from Spitni. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printer: Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 microns Infill: 30% Notes: If you use ABS filament, I advise the use of a 6mm brim around to reduce warping. The use of Lacquer is also recommended. PLA and other filaments like Nylon should work perfectly. Post-Printing