Adjustable Tablet Stand thingiverse

Adjustable Tablet Stand

thingiverse countspatula 81268 Free

2/1/19 - Fixed geo problems with parts - divided out into separate pieces.
I liked ljon's stand but it was a bit unstable and had some geometry problems, so I added a support to the back and did some clean up.
This has been working great for our Nook and Kindle.



Instructions
Download and print files & quantities as indicated.
I really wanted to print all the parts but due to time I stuck with the hardware and it works well.
You will need:
M4, #6 or #8 rod about 58mm or 2.25" long x2
M4 or #8 screws at least 20mm or .75" long x2
10 matching nuts
Threadlocker (superglue will work)
You may need to file or drill out the holes slightly depending on your hardware.
Assemble as shown, the key is to threadlock all the nuts, otherwise it will fall apart. On the arm pivot, threadlock the nuts slightly loose so it can move freely.

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Platform thingiverse
Creator countspatula
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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