Laptop Stand with Fans, RGB, Tilt & Phone Holder

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

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Print yourself an RGB laptop holder with fans and share your experience with us!
fully doable with bambulab's maker supply items

find the christmas edition here https://makerworld.com/en/models/883712#profileId-838361

BUILD GUIDE (SEE PICTURES BELOW) :

NOTE: of you have 2 usb ports close to each other from one side of the pc (less than 1 cm space) then make a hole from the other side of the big surface with fan holes as well as the white led path creating a second path for the usb cable out of the model from the right) (i will update the model in a Version-2)

1) JOINING PARTS

1- glue the HALVES together for a sturdy build and screw the layers together (with no glue for demontability)

2- the top logo needs careful gluing (using tape for allignment is advised)

3- screw in the 4 fans with M3 bolts so the fans face downwords (WITH THE SILVER STICKER FACING UPWARDS to the hexagonal mesh) (remove the silver sticker from the back)

4- insert the metallic hinges and glue one side in place

5- screw in the 2 stand rotating legs with M3 screws

2) WIRING

1- the wire management box is the 27cm long box

2- leave 20cm of USB cables out of the Stand (13cm for the led usb cable) then pass the wires and LEDs in the cable management box over the second layer
3- all the wiring will be made before screwing the frame
4- the usb cables enter the body of the stand from its left and right side ( and will be later fixed in place with the LED path over it kind of squishing the cables )

5- the cables then enter the cable management box
6- the led lights go straight to the back side and to the LED white path
and the fans cables get connected into the 4 pin connector
7- the OUT pin of the first 4 pin connector gets connected to the IN pin of the second 4 pin connector (for extra length)

8- 2 fans will be connected inthe connection hub and then the cables exit the cable management box to the fans (attatch the SH1.0 to SH1.0 Connector to the side fans to extend their cable length)

9- screw the wire management box with M2 screws
10- insert the LED in the white path in the small 2mm channel (super glue application is optional) (be careful when removing the LED path's supports)

3) ASSEMBLY

all the frame layers are screwed together with M3 screws

Comment & Rating (27)

@Xrayutoo

Boosted

How about a build video. I"m no electrician. I fumbled through and it came out great.

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The designer has replied

@fady

i'll make a build video hopefully in the next version! (i sadly don't have much time)

@fady

the logo is somehow wide but congratulations!

@user_2414543933

Thank you for sharing, an exceptional design

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@fady

the lights look so cool! congratulations!

@JOY3DPTW

Practical and aesthetically pleasing, excellent

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@user_2827593155

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For the record, I'm not printing this, but after a detailed look through the plates and such, I have to commend the design effort that went into this. It's aesthetically pleasing, functional, well-built and deserving of accolades, hence a Boost from a bystander. I have laptop stands of various designs, so I don't really need one or I'd consider printing it. The cost of all of the parts and filament does put this in a premium price window, for sure, but if printed with a good printer and quality filament, may be worth it compared to higher end commercially available products. I applaud your design talent the attention to detail that went into this work of art!

The designer has replied

@fady

hi, i really apprecite your feedback, i am hopefully making more designs aspecially with bigger (RGB) fans, and hope to have a special bambulab bill of materials for it as well thanks for the motivating comment! really appreciate it!

@ismailaslanq

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Excellent Work

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@fady

thanks! share your results here if you wish to print it!

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@Handy_Manny

Very nice design! If you haven't already, I would suggest that you enter the design contest that is going on right now for monitor risers.

The designer has replied

@fady

hi i sadly have to make a new model that will take time and i am currently on vacation! that's unfortunate

@pawlopawlo20001

when is the version for a1 mini?

The designer has replied

@fady

that will be quite tricky it's difficult to separate it to many parts then glue it together

@Jamie923D

would there be a version of this where the green trims will have an insert slot instead of glue?

The designer has replied

@fady

yes there will be new versions i will take that into consideration

@ceomoises

Do you think more material can be saved by drilling holes in the hexagons?

@user_2350276661

Excuse me, will this material warp from heat if left on an Alienware laptop for a long time

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