This is my laptop support to mix with my cd players and my MBP.

Wanted something to hold a Uno on the laptop while in the hackspace.
Idea occurred after losing all the bits between the cushions of the sofa and getting tangled in wires attempting to eat pizza. Lost original files, so re drew it. This “should” fit the Uno...

Space is a luxury in my small apartment, and even more so on my overcrowded work table. I created Firestand to hold my 13” MacBook Pro on top of my M-Audio FireWire 610 audio interface, It has helped me reclaim over 67 square inches of space on my desk (and, yes this is an accurate calculation of my space savings).

This is a DIY project that can be recreated using a laser cutter. All you need is a 12” x 24” piece of plexi (1/4“ thick), acrylic cement, and a few hours of spare time. Production files are available in Adobe Illustrator, svg, and dwg formats.

This Thing is for mounting a 14" sized laptop for use with external monitor and keyboard.. it allows the laptop to take up less space on the desk.

This thing is large... almost 200mm long on the angle. It will warp slightly when it cools, but the rods pull it straight again...

If you print in PLA then make sure the laptop doesn't melt it.

This is a laptop stand that uses the arch shape to provide as much stability as possible for its small size. It should fit within the Cupcake/Thing-o-Matic print area. RepRap users can scale it up if desired.

It should fit most laptops.

A stand for holding your laptop.

Sized to hold an ASUS eee1000h (with an extended battery). Should fit most other small laptops.

I got bored of all the Laser owners having fancy laptop stands so I decided to make one...
Its not solid enough to type on, but I was just after the extra height.

I have included a basic frontplate, but you could make a fancy custom one like I did.
(The ZIP is of all the files in one wad)
Please note that the pictures do not show the frontplate (as its not needed with my laptop/battery combo)

'Welcome To Finland' Laptop Stand

Can also be used for books, iPad etc.

Flat pattern file is Ponoko ready Inkscape SVG in Ponoko P2 size format to cut two.

Add engraving or cutouts to the cross beam for personalisation.

Please leave a comment on madox.net/blog/2010/07/11/yippee-1-wtf-laptop-stand/ if you like it :)

Have you ever felt that your laptop was overheating?
Have you ever studied for so long that your neck started to hurt?

With this easy to use support that won't happen again!

You can put your laptop on top of this support and it will let the air circulate under it. You can also use this support to hold books for you to read, without forcing your neck.
It's adjustable so that you may always feel comfortable.

the variation is mostly in the engraving and some minor tweaks for the outline

also, the cable holes are different

This is the image I compiled to etch every level from Super Mario Land on my Eee PC laptop. Enjoy!

The other day while hacking at NYC Resistor, I realized I was getting a crick in my neck sitting hunched over at my laptop. I needed some sort of laptop stand to get the screen up higher, and one that I could get my external keyboard under so my computer wasn't too far away. I'd never seen exactly what I was looking for, so I figured I'd whip one up!

A little while later, with some help from Inkscape and our Lazzzor, I had this laptop stand.

Because the stand is made from 3 flat pieces which you can take apart, it's extremely portable and light.