monitor stand 3d models

These are legs I created to use with a piece of wood to create a stand for your monitor. You will need 3/4 wood at 8 inches deep to friction fit into the slot. The length is up to you I suggest if you use it longer use more legs to counter any...

A 4cm riser for an older dell monitor, I have a pair of the monitors and needed them raised a but while having some room for cables to pass under. Seems sturdy enough for my use and fits in to the 4 holes in the base. ... Two 4cm boxes might have...

... into place when not in use, securely holding its position at the perfect angle. Due to its unique design, this replacement kickstand is less likely to be used with other baby monitors, making it a one-of-a-kind solution for our specific needs.

I designed this monitor speaker wedge to angle my desktop monitors to the correct angle for the sweetspot. The tweeters hit my ears now. The source file is a .obj and is sized correctly in mm, but you can scale it in your slicer of choice. ...It...

Both of the legs can be printed at the same time on my 230 x 230 mm bed.It's designed to raise your monitor by 80mm and fits board that are 150mm wide and 15mm thicc. I personnaly used a 500mm long board but you can use whatever lenght you want.Edit...

Support for FPV monitors to be applied on the Syma drone type remote control, consisting of five parts.This is a monitor found on Banggood...

The new part 5 allows the monitor to rotate 90 degrees to be in portrait mode, and the M4 nut was replaced with an 8-32 nut. Part 6 was shortened for a VESA 75 monitor to save filament. You will need to print an additional part 4 to attach part 9 to...

This was designed as a replacement for a really bad folding wire stand that came with a 10.1" LCD monitor.The base is a hollow shell which is meant to be filled with heavy material to weigh it down and provide stability.There's only tilt adjustment,...

I crafted a small monitor riser specifically tailored to my Eachine LCD5802D screen. ...If you find this project helpful, be sure to give it a thumbs up and share any DIY creations that inspire you!

These feet can be used to prop up the monitor with roughly 18cm height from the desk. ...The STL file needs to be printed twice to make two feet.

This is a monitor found on Banggood at https://it.banggood.com/5_8G-48CH-4_3-Inch-LCD-480x22-169-NTSCPAL-FPV-Monitor-Auto-Search-With-OSD-Build-in -Battery-p-1364626.html? Rmmds = myorder & cur_warehouse = CN, and probably very beginner but it does...

**I have not had an opportunity to print this yet.** I'm trying to sort out issues with my printer, but a friend asked me to share the model, so here it is. One concern I have is the size of the USB slots. I undersized them by 0.05mm in the hopes...

(or left if you mirror it :)My headphones have a 30mm headband, so that's what this one is made for. [find enclosed the f3d file for customizing to your specs]***EDIT***I've added a new version (V24) I think it looks a lot better. has more...

When I saw LiangJYu's original design, I knew this was the right solution for using a portable USB monitor with my laptop - with just a couple pencils, you can really securely mount your portable USB monitor ABOVE your laptop. However, the...

Of course, your monitor will most likely not match my monitor, so I've included a .sldprt solid body assembly if you'd like to remix/adjust. You shouldn't need to tap any plastic holes, all you have to do it firmly start the thread with the...

I took the main idea and used their original struts, with some key new features that include: a more square platform extending slightly forward from the monitor for weight distribution thicker platform with some geometry for improved rigidity I made...

Dimensiones: 210 x 210 x 70 mm Dos versiones con diferentes grosores para la superficie de apoyo: 5mm y 10mm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monitor stand for hp...

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5503978 I redesigned the legs to make them larger, added a lip to the bottom to keep the monitor from sliding forward, and included some cutouts to keep any cables that go along the back organized.

(EN): I made this support to be able to raise the height of my monitors, I had a piece of wood made in the measurements: 1000 x 240 x 15mm, and I printed the legs of this support and screwed them to the wood and the table to guarantee the fixation.It...

... to lack of a secured space on my desk. ...A pen / pencil holder to be hot glued on the top edge of a monitor. Space saving and handy. ... A perfect way to keep your pens / pencils within reach and you dont have to dig your messy desk to find one :D

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/hTvslAw5bRt This was made for a 4.3" Furrion Monitor I printed it on my Voxelab Aquila. ... Just needs a 4mm X 1" bolt and lock nut.

I created this modified version to suit an 80x20x2.5cm shelf, and while it would likely fit the larger 120x20x2.5cm model, you might need to print an additional piece to fill in the middle. ... The Sketchup file is included for anyone who needs to make...

I acquired an older TV without a stand because it used to be mounted on a wall but now I want it back on a table, so DIY3DTech's design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4412893) proved to be the perfect solution for a low-cost stand that fit my...

My Insignia TV was too tall for the desk with the stand it came with. ...Used the VESA mount to make a smaller stand and footprint.

I needed a custom solution to get my monitor snug against the wall, so I created this design from scratch. It's deliberately tilted back slightly to prevent any wobbling or tipping over. To save on filament, I carefully cut out holes where possible...

I made this mount to hold it right below the screen and free up space on my desk.It's made for a 32 inch monitor, it will fit smaller screen as well.Two different options:The single piece mount is harder to print but stronger and doesn't require any...

Slightly tilted slim mount for the Samsung S24B300 24" monitor. I needed to get the monitor snug against the wall, so I ditched the standard mount and designed this. It's tilted back a bit to prevent it tipping over. Cut holes to save filament....

A 4cm riser for an older dell monitor, I have a pair of the monitors and needed them raised a but while having some room for cables to pass under. ...Seems sturdy enough for my use and fits in to the 4 holes in the base.</p> <p>Two 4cm boxes might have...

... bulky headbands such as Oppo PM-3's, this ingenious solution keeps your listening setup tidy and organized. Simply utilize command strips to securely fasten the mount to your monitor, ensuring a stable and convenient listening experience every time.

This will elevate my monitors and so I can slide my keyboard underneath it. It fits the wooden slats they sell at the local hardware store. Check the width of whatever material you are using before printing. Add a few millimeters to account for any...