Lenovo M72E computer wall mount

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Made this mount to support Lenovo small form factor computers I use at work which power flat panel TV's that we view construction plans on. I printed this at 20% infill, 3 perimeters and a solid layer every 20 layers for strength. My first attempt at 10% infill I felt was just too weak, but there have not been any failures at 10%. This is intended to be a wall mount (hence the screw holes). You will need 2 wall screws with anchors suitable for your wall and a 2" wide velcro strap to keep the computer safe and secure to the mount. Simple but effective way to hide the computer behind the screen and get it up off of a plan table where it might get damaged. Update 04-05-2016 I re-did a couple of things on this model to better accommodate installation. The screw holes are now lined up on top of each other so that you can hit the same stud 2x. There is also a hole in the front to make screwing the bottom screw in possible. During installation, I also added a very small/thin piece of double sided sticky tape on the bottom of the bracket to keep the computer from sliding back and forth on the slick plastic. Solid as a rock now! Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: ORIGINAL Prusa I3 - Joseph Prusa Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .3 Infill: 20 Notes: This print looks kind of rough because I had my first layer height set to some oddball measurement like .356 mm which gave my Z axis motors fits since they couldn't step that accurately for the next 100+ layers, DOH! Make sure your first layer is appropriate to your stepper motors! I now actually kind of like the look though at first I was disgusted by the rough texture. I'll use it in future prints to add a little variety. How I Designed This Used Tinkercad to design this model