The HoldLing - variable multipurpose laptop / keyboard / tablet stand

Basic information

This is "The HoldLing", a variable multipurpose laptop / keyboard / tablet stand - or whatever else you want to put in it!

For example, I use it to have my work laptop on, but with the lid "almost" closed so that it doesn't dazzle me. I then work via the connected monitors. When the work is finished, the keyboard is placed behind the laptop and everything is neat and tidy.

Model information

"The HoldLing" comes in two versions.

• Version 1 (V1) has a wider area at the back and a narrower area at the front.
• Version 2 (V2) has a narrower area at the back and a wider one at the front.

You can see the versions and their possible uses in the pictures.

The side parts are each connected with two "connector" rods and sit relatively loosely on them. This allows the stand to be adjusted very quickly and flexibly to the required size. Any number of side parts can also be attached to create a more stable version. If the "Connector" rods are too loose for you, you can scale them to 100.5%, then they sit very tightly. However, this also depends somewhat on the material - my eSUN Multicolor PLA, for example, was much tighter than my Bambu Lab PLA.

If required, I can also add connectors for the "connector" rods to make them "infinitely long".

Print instructions and settings

For the standard "The HoldLing" you need:

• 2x side part
• 2x connector rod

The print profiles are designed for different colors on two plates, adjust them to your liking. If you want to print in one color, of course everything fits on one plate.

Printer Brand:

Bambu Labs

Printer: 

Bambu P1S

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports: 

No

Resolution:

0.2 mm

Infill: 

15 %

Filament:

Bambu Lab PLA (Different Colors)
 

Notes: 

Additional settings I used:

• Walls: 3
• Infill Pattern: Gyroid
• 2 plates for two color print
• I did not use supports or brim, but you can if you have any problems.

Assembly instructions

Place the rods in the holes of the side parts and turn them until their flat surface is on the bottom - see pictures. You should now be able to move the side parts to your liking.

If you have questions, don't be shy. :)