M3D Micro Chassis Tablet Holders

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You'll need to print a set of the same design to hold a tablet. There are three STL files currently included. The "In-Lean" versions will make the tablet lean in over the top of the M3D slightly, while the "Out-Lean" version will make the tablet lean off towards the outside of the M3D. The difference between the two "In-Lean" are due to the fact that the extruder casing could potentially bump into the tablet on extremely tall prints that extend to the maximum width at the highest possible print settings. To remedy this I've also included an "In-Lean Safe" version which will stop this from being an issue, but it doesn't look as good as the others. The choice is up to you on which "In-Lean" version you use, just be sure to print a set of the same STL. Specifically made to support a WinBook TW700 (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QDJ2FUK) which I use to run the M3D Micro without it needing to be connected to my main desktop. You'll need to use the M3D software to rotate this part to fit on the print bed -- but it IS designed to fit within the build surface. Instructions In-Lean (Safe) Position: X=54 Y=45 Yaw: 58 In-Lean Position: X=54 Y=51 Yaw: 70 Out-Lean Position: X=60 Y=51 Yaw: 30