Laptop Stand
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Bill of Materials
- Bolt M10x130mm x 2:
- Bolt M10x80mm x 1:
- Bolt M10x45mm x 1:
- Lock Nut M10 x 2:
- Nut M10 x 4:
- Washer M10 x 1:
Description
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Laptop Stand
I wanted a laptop stand that could securely clamp to the edge of my desk without taking up valuable workspace. After trying several existing designs and finding none that met my needs, I decided to design one from scratch. The result is a fully adjustable clamp-mounted laptop stand capable of supporting a 16” MacBook Pro while providing a comfortable ergonomic viewing height and freing up desk space.
Features
- Adjustable clamp to fit desks of varying thicknesses
- Adjustable arm to position the laptop at a comfortable height and angle
- The arm is available in 2 different lenghts (150mm and 300mm)
- Adjustable platform to accommodate laptops of different sizes and weights
- Pivot joint to allow for rotation of the laptop platform
- Sturdy construction to support laptops up to 2.5kg (Tested with 4kg weight)
- Support large laptops (Tested with a 16” MacBook Pro)
- Easy to assemble
- Uses standard M10 bolts and nuts for assembly
- Compatible with most FDM 3D printers with a build volume of at least 256x256x256mm
Bill of Materials
- 2 x M10x130mm bolts
- 1 x M10x100mm bolt
- 1 x M10x45mm bolt
- 4 x M10 nuts
- 1 x M10 washers
- 2 x M10 lock nuts
- 14xM2.6x16mm
Printing
Designed on:
- BambuLab P1S
- 0.4mm nozzle
- 0.2mm layer height
- 25% infill
- Bambulab PLA filament
Statistics
Print Time
- 300mm Arm: 2d 18h 46m
- 150mm Arm: 2d 16h 7m
Filament Usage
This project prioritizes rigidity and stability over minimizing material usage. Since it is designed to support an expensive laptop above your desk, I intentionally oversized many structural components to reduce flex and improve long-term durability
- 300mm Arm:
- Main PLA: 1954.21g
- Accent PLA: 166.09g
- Support for PLA: 106.88g
- TPU for AMS: 45.3g
- 150mm Arm:
- Main PLA: 1822.05g
- Accent PLA: 166.09g
- Support for PLA: 107.57g
- TPU for AMS: 45.3g
Compatibility
Tested with:
- MacBook Pro 16" (2.3kg)
Designed for:
- Laptops up to 16" (may work with larger laptops if overhang is acceptable)
Desk thickness:
- 1.5" to 2.5"
Materials:
- PLA + Support + TPU
Assembly steps
Put the thing into the thing, and then put the other thing into the other thing. Then tighten the bolts and nuts. Done. :P It's pretty self-explanatory, but if you have any questions, feel free to reach out.
Known limitations
- Fits desk thicknesses between 1.5" and 2.5"
- The arm (300mm) can only extend so far, so if you have a very large laptop, it may not fit. Alternatively, I created a 150mm arm as well.
- The platform is designed for laptops up to 16", but it may work with larger laptops if you don't mind the overhang.
- The pivot joint may allow for rotation of the platform at certain angles, but it may not be stable at all angles. Use caution when rotating the platform.
- Use common sense and caution when using the pivot joint.
I am planning on making a version of the pivot joint that has an additional pivot point to allow for more angles and better stability. I will update this page when I have a new version of the pivot joint available.
Disclaimer
This stand is intended for use with laptops and similar lightweight devices. While it has been successfully tested with a 4 kg weight, every printer and material behaves differently. Inspect your printed parts before use and verify the assembly is secure before placing valuable equipment on the stand.
License
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