This is a wall mountable and VESA compatible wall mount for the Apple iPad and iPad 3G.

I'd LOVE to see your versions. I have cut the Walet out of bamboo (Plyboo), birch plywood, and Corian already and it looks beautiful in all kinds of materials. I think an acrylic one would be really cool.

I can't believe they want $49 for that thing! I was originally going to make a derivative work from Todbot's laser-cut dock (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:798) but as I was reviewing the files I noticed a couple of things:
1. I don't like the idea of nuts/bolts scratching my desk
2. I don't like how the bolt heads stick out the top. I would prefer that they're flush or below the surface.
3. It seemed too light and too small for the phone
4. It relies too much on the dock connector for strength which will fail long-term (I think)

So I made a completely new dock. There are some drawbacks to this design though. The assembly requires some acrylic cement or superglue to join the bottom two pieces to each other and, if you like, to the top five pieces.

This dock is made to use the SHORT iPhone 3G connector (http://store.apple.com/us/product/MA591G/A?fnode=MTY1NDA0OQ&mco=MTM3NDk1NzI) that ships with the phone. The fit for the iPhone connector is VERY tight by design. I don't want it to wiggle around.

The dock is designed so that you can extricate your cable if necessary provided you don't glue parts together as in the optional step 8, below.

As I sat at my desk today next to the open window I was annoyed that the curtains were blowing around. I fixed that using Helvetica and a lazzzor.

I like the look of Make magazine (http://makezine.com/) on my bookshelves but I wanted something to store them in that was similar to the holders I use for other magazines. Make's (and Craft's) unique form factor require a custom solution.

The images show the Make Magazine logo and cover art for each year. I'm assuming that I can't include the cover images in the files here but I downloaded them from Make's own website if you want to make them exactly like mine (http://makezine.com/covers/)

Each file is designed for a loose fit for gluing and has been sized to contain four issues (one year).