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VESA Monitor Tablet Mount – Sim Racing

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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Description

A clean and functional tablet holder designed to mount directly to your monitor using the VESA interface.

Originally designed for sim racing setups, this mount allows you to place a tablet right above your screen to run apps like SimHub dashboards, telemetry, or custom displays.

However, it’s also perfect for:

  • Productivity setups (second screen)
  • Streaming control panels
  • Smart home dashboards
  • Workshop or studio use

The design focuses on minimalism, rigidity, and easy installation, without compromising the aesthetics of your setup.

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🎯 Features

  • VESA-compatible mounting (standard 75x75)
  • Stable and rigid structure (no wobble during intense sessions)
  • Optimized viewing angle for seated setups
  • Clean, minimal design (no visual clutter)
  • Easy to print (no supports required – depending on version)

🖥️ Ideal Use Cases

  • Sim racing dashboards with SimHub
  • Flight simulators (instruments / maps)
  • Stream Deck alternative (tablet UI)
  • YouTube / Spotify control panel while gaming
  • CAD / design reference screen (perfect for workflows like AutoCAD)

📏 Compatibility

  • VESA: 75x75 mm
  • Tablet size: Designed for standard tablets (tested with ~10–11” devices)
  • Monitor: Any monitor with rear VESA mount

🛠️ Assembly

  1. This mount is designed to work with a separate adjustable tablet holder, connected via a threaded insert embedded in the 3D print.
  2. I personally used this tablet holder:
    👉 Amazon tablet holder https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0CRQZQVPN?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
  3. This allows:
  4. Adjustable angle
  5. Better grip on different tablet sizes
  6. A more professional and flexible setup

Installation:

  1. Print the part
  2. Insert the heat-set insert using:
    • Soldering iron (recommended)
  3. Let it cool down completely
  4. Screw in your tablet holder

💡 Notes

  • Depending on your monitor thickness, you may need longer screws or spacers
  • For heavier tablets, consider increasing infill or printing in PETG
  • You can easily remix the design to fit different tablet sizes or angles

🚀 Why I Made This

I designed this mount to improve immersion in my sim racing setup using SimHub, but quickly realized it’s incredibly versatile for everyday use.

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which dimension of the Heat insert?! and also: how can i modified it if you share the stl and not the step file?
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