Adjustable Monitor shelf - Fits any display by GiskardReventlov

GiskardReventlov

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

Print in place version for PLA (silk is ok too).

Designer

2.4 h

1 plate

4.4(165)

[Seperate Files] Both Versions

4.2 h

3 plates

4.8(84)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

5.1 h

3 plates

4.7(18)

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% gyroid infill

2.3 h

1 plate

4.9(16)

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737

1399

333

2.4 k

2.8 k

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Description

Only print the “print-in-place” version in PLA and if you are certain of your printer and filament tolerances and that your filament is well dried. Otherwise, print the parts separately using printing supports on the shelf support part (Support_ONLY.stl).

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Update 1: Added a version with a longer front lip that fits better if your monitor has curved or thick bezels and fixed the weird slicing bug that added strange lines on top of the model.

Update 2: I now recommend printing the “Shelf_ONLY” and “Support_ONLY” files separately using supports on the “Support_ONLY” file. Many people reported not being able to separate the parts on the print-in-place version.

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A print-in-place shelf for the top of computer monitors and TVs.

The support arm is adjustable and has a single contact point with the monitor, so it fits firmly and easily also curved-back monitors.
Perforated to not block monitor cooling.

Instructions to separate the parts after printing (only takes 10 seconds):

No supports needed for printing, just slice and print in the orientation that the files comes in.

Print in PLA!
If you want to print in PETG, print the parts separated and use supports, don't use the the “print-in-place” file, it will not separate!

It's strong! Don't worry about putting heavy stuff on it - but I wouldn't put any liquid…

STEP file included. Feel free to remix and share, but please use the attribution feature.

Comment & Rating (333)

@andresfconcha

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I am new in this world and I am learning. I am sure with the correct settings I will print it succesful. there’s a lot of people who could print well. I will try again. By now Bambu only allows to me to give 3 stars. I will come back and hive the 5 stars when I print it succesfully. Thank you!

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The designer has replied

@jandrda92

hi, Thank you for comment :).are you sure you have set correct plate and temperature? i print it and everything working. Thank you.

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@andresfconcha

Replying to @jandrda92 :

Sorry I am new in this world, I have a Bambu mini. what is the temperature recommendation?

@jandrda92

It depends on what kind of plate you have. I have textured, so at the top under the printer sample I select textured sheet and then click next to the filament on the pencil notepad and I set 65 degrees for textured for the first layer and 60 for the next.

@moonrakerone

When I slice your profile it has some very strange infill: Slicing the .stl myself has even more...very strange.

The designer has replied

@MattTastic

I had the same issue. Fixing the model in the slicer fixed the problem for me.

@GiskardReventlo

I fixed the file and replaced the previous versions of both the print-in-place STL and the 3mf print profile. Now it slices without that bug and it slices much faster! Thank you for letting me know and sorry for the trouble! If the STEP is imported in Bambu Studio it still causes that error. So I guess it happens when Bambu Studio tries to create the mesh from the file (does it re-mesh the original STL? IDK...). I will send a bug report to Bambu with the original file.

@Xzaninou

Print Profile

[Seperate Files] Both Versions

It printed well and fast. The support was minimum and easy to remove fully. I'm going to use it on my bed as a little stand for the remote and I think it will do a terrific job. Thank you for sharing your design!

@GiskardReventlo

Oh, that's a great idea!

@metus88

Boosted

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Print in place version for PLA (silk is ok too).

Don't use PLA carbon fiber! The picture are green PLA standard and it was easy to disassemble! Good profile and good design. Thanks. You deserve my boost!

The designer has replied

@GiskardReventlo

Glad it worked! Thanks for the heads up about the carbon fiber PLA here and in the other comment.

@Yasoos

Print Profile

Print in place version for PLA (silk is ok too).

Works perfectly.

@user_204923054

Print Profile

Print in place version for PLA (silk is ok too).

Nice and practical !

@metus88

Boosted

FYI I tried to print the "print in place" version using PLA carbon fiber Sunlu ... but I broke it when I tried to separate them. So now I will try classic PLA. However nice model. Thanks you for sharing it.