MONDRIAN LAPTOP STAND

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I am writing in a cafe, the wonderful BAG - Bakery Art Gallery in Bordeaux France.

I am typing on my Macbook which rests, as always, on the Mondrian-inspired laptop stand that I designed and 3D printed.

I work a lot on the computer and I am always creating and designing! So of course I had to come up with a design for a laptop stand.

There are many benefits to a laptop stand and I couldn't do without:

it raises the screen to a level more comfortable for my eyes
it avoids cervical pain
typing feels better due to the angled keyboard, I have not looked into why but it does feel better for me.

I went through a bit of a Mondrian phase, as the ART/RANGED collection can attest.

Being 3D printed, the laptop stand is extremely lightweight (which is always nice because I never think twice about putting it in my backpack), and its size can be adaptable. I have printed two of them for myself (on with a black frame, and one with a beige frame) and a few for friends.

I printed on the Prusa XL with MMU and I used the beautiful earth tones filaments from Reflow.

The first model I designed and printed was slipping on the desk, so I added some slots in the 3D design where I can insert cork bands to avoid to make the stand adhere to any surface or desk, and to avoid making scratches on my laptop bottom surface.

Black frame

White frame

NORMAL PEOPLE ARE WEIRD

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