freik
Full Member
"What did you buy the new CNC Router for?" "To make stuff for my CNC Router!"
Posts: 107
Location: Bellevue, WA
Machine: Power Route
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Post by freik on Mar 24, 2018 23:18:09 GMT
I'm starting small. I plan to re-run this with some purpleheart, but just made it out of a scrap of pine initially. The joint between the cross bar and the side supports is so very nice & snug   And here it is, holding up my "manager edition" MacBook:  |
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Post by VGCustomShop on Mar 25, 2018 3:02:30 GMT
Awesome - great work!
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Post by Bruce on Mar 25, 2018 3:10:23 GMT
Great idea. nice laptop stand.
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Post by Derek the Admin on Mar 25, 2018 7:03:33 GMT
Looks good. Makes me want to build one.
Side note, I bet a niche market exists for stands like this made in nice woods.
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Brendan
New Member
Posts: 20 
Machine: Carve King
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Post by Brendan on Mar 31, 2018 12:51:22 GMT
Great project. I'm actually designing one at the moment. Anything I should watch out for?
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freik
Full Member
"What did you buy the new CNC Router for?" "To make stuff for my CNC Router!"
Posts: 107
Location: Bellevue, WA
Machine: Power Route
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Post by freik on Apr 2, 2018 4:52:36 GMT
The version I ran in Black Limbe for my work setup (It matches my keyboard ) involves a modification to the little "hooks" on the front to prevent the laptop from sliding a bit: They were a little too sharp making it catch the screen of the laptop thus making it hard to open. I shortened and rounded them. Besides that, just make sure that it's sized right for the device you want to rest on it, and that it's up as high as you want it. Good luck! -Kev |
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