Desk mounted speaker stands by ifross

ifross

Household>Office

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 25% infill

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13 h

3 plates

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Description

I made a desk-mounted speaker stand for my speakers to raise my speakers to head height.

I used epoxy to glue the bars to the base, and some felt pads in the base to increase the friction with the desk and reduce the vibrations.

It fits my desk which is 19mm thick.

If you have a desk of a different thickness, then let me know. I have uploaded STL files for desks that are 17-30mm thick.

Bill of Materials

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epoxy x 1
felt-pads x 1

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Comment & Rating (8)

@Spearski6

Hi there! Great design, any chance you could update to fit 1 3/8 inches = 34.925 millimeters for the IKEA LAGKAPTEN Tabletop?

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@user_145681937

Hey, I have just uploaded an STL file for the base to fit a desk with width 34.925mm You should be able to swap it in the slicer. Do note because of tolerances etc, it may not be a perfect fit which is why I ended up using a felt pad to make it more snug. I can upload more widths soon: it takes a little bit of time because freecad is a bit rubbish, but its not too bad.

@Spearski6

Replying to @user_145681937 :

Thank you so much for the modification to the file, unfortunately i just printed it and neglected to account for the leg bracket in the corner of the desk. Any chance you can increase the gap to 37.25, that should give me enough room to get some felt in there to pad it.

@user_145681937

Replying to @user_145681937 :

Hey, I uploaded one, check out the STL called speakerbasedeskwidth37-25mm.stl

@unalgunay

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Hey, it looks great but I'm having a problem with my desk having 45 degree corners not rounded. Can you please help me about another one with a gap of 37.25 ? Thanks a lot in advance

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