Workstation Optical Axis Bracket

Based on the design of the Planned P modular optical axis riser

Reduced depth to fit workstations and dormitories

Modifications include:

• Depth changed to 132.5mm
• Optical axis holes changed to hexagonal, convenient for inserting and removing optical axes without affecting load-bearing capacity
• Support bracket added logo

Also added:

• Base for monitor mechanics
• Reduced size tray
• Phone holder compatible with PDD/1688 retractable cables
• Fixed part compatible with PDD/1688 retractable cables

Note that the size of 100w retractable cables is temporarily not supported

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Let me highlight the mechanical arm bracket My mechanical arm clamp is shown below:

The style is quite common, but since our workstation doesn't allow direct clamping to the tabletop (there's a back panel behind the workstation with no gaps), it could only be clamped to the wire slot previously, which somewhat affected monitor layout

This solution utilizes the baffle behind the workstation, using the friction between the baffle and the limiter to firmly press the bracket and monitor onto the desktop, avoiding forward tilting issues and allowing for a more flexible monitor layout

The effect is like this:

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This is my first time modeling and there are still many imperfections and areas for improvement I welcome feedback and discussion from experts in the comment section

Currently, there is still an empty space (114mm) under the tray I haven't decided what to put there yet and welcome experts to discuss and offer suggestions in the comment section~