Laptop Stand (Elevated)

This stand is each printed in 3 parts. To have a complete stand for 1 laptop, you need to print this project twice as seen in the cover photo. Each side has been split in 3 parts, with dovetail joints to key in and have the most strength. Each side is 25mm wide. The laptop is tilted 50 degrees towards the user while the laptop is elevated from the desk top 30mm.

• Adhesion: Yes
• Support: No
• Material: PLA
• Infill: 20%, Gyroid
• Resolution: 0.2mm

There are 3 types of stand feet to choose from:

1. Stand with Recessed Feet (to be added later during post processing with self-adhesive rubber).
2. Stand without Feet.
3. Stand with Print-in-Place Feet (to use TPU for the feet only as a multi-material print).

The tolerance for the dovetail joints are at 0.2mm, giving a somewhat friction fit as is, although it is recommended to superglue these joints for added strength. While gluing, it is recommended to press the parts together on a flat surface (ideally glass).

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UPDATE: Feet to print in TPU have been added to folder “Stand with Recessed Feet” for those who do not have multi-material printing. 4 feet need to be printed in total. The feet will need to be glued with superglue. The side where the print was touching the buildplate is the glue-side of the feet.