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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
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Wall mount for a portable touchscreen monitor

 

This mount is specifically designed to wall-mount a touchscreen monitor. It is optimized for a monitor without significant weight or stress and can be customized as needed. The design provides secure and stable mounting for a monitor with side ports.

Material and Print:

  • Printed from PLA, as the monitor is not heavy and isn't subjected to high stress.
  • If greater stability is required, other materials like PETG can be used.

Components:

  1. Two wall mounting rails that attach to the wall.
  2. Side brackets that slide onto the monitor.
  3. A mechanism that allows the monitor to be slid onto the wall mounting rails from above.

Installation Instructions:

  1. Securely fasten the two rails horizontally to the wall.
  2. Connect the cables to the monitor. Ensure that all cables have sufficient slack to accommodate movement when inserting the monitor.
  3. Slide the brackets onto the monitor's sides.
  4. Position the monitor onto the wall mounting rails from above and gently slide it downwards.

Notes:

  • The mount is designed so that the monitor has a 1 mm gap without cables, however, it sits firmly with cables attached.
  • Ensure cables are routed neatly to prevent damage.

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Concluding Thoughts: This design offers a practical solution adaptable to individual needs. If inspired to develop an improved version, I welcome your ideas and designs! Share your implementations to increase utility for others.

 

 

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Turned a Raspberry Pi into a fridge-mounted calendar and weather display. I used a very similar 16" monitor from AliExpress but clearly it's the same build as this model fit *perfectly*. Printed in black JAYO PLA with supports and using high strength mounting tape, mount is solid.
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Thank you, a brilliant idea from you, I have already replaced my mini PC with a Raspberry Pi, I would appreciate a review Thank you :)
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I'm doing something similar since my wife buys dry erase calendars but never uses them
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what software are you using in the picture?
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HomeAssistant and the Bambu Lab integration (But only works with older Bambu software)
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oh
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how can i add skadis hooks to the back of this...
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Ideally, download the STL file and modify it in Fusion 360 or Tinkercad to add the SKADIS hooks, as I do not own a SKADIS system and find it challenging to do so. Thank you
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What are you running on that screen? It looks cool.
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This is my Home Assistant printer dashboard Thank you
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
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vielen Dank :)
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Vielen Dank :)
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