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Samsung A7 10" Tablet Stand
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A tablet stand designed to be adjustable and to use with wooden components.
The rubber bands are a security feature for my 7 year old son, who tends to carry his tablet plus stand at odd angles. I did not think it worth trying to build a feature into the model, and rubber bands are cheap and work a treat!
Ive also attached the freecad project, Im still a relative newby at freecad, so I know there are mistakes which make it a bit challenging to modify.
Also ive included some parts in the project which give you the rough dimensions of the wooden parts (Legs, Cross Support and Upright), which I fashioned from some 18mm plywood. For the upright I just glued 3 pieces together and then cut it to size.
Its possible you could make the whole thing with a 3d printer, but it was easier to make these from wood for me.
I will paint the pieces eventually.
You will need a M8 bolt, and a nut (to be captive inside the knob).
I also used M5 bolts on the supports.
The rubber bands are a security feature for my 7 year old son, who tends to carry his tablet plus stand at odd angles. I did not think it worth trying to build a feature into the model, and rubber bands are cheap and work a treat!
Ive also attached the freecad project, Im still a relative newby at freecad, so I know there are mistakes which make it a bit challenging to modify.
Also ive included some parts in the project which give you the rough dimensions of the wooden parts (Legs, Cross Support and Upright), which I fashioned from some 18mm plywood. For the upright I just glued 3 pieces together and then cut it to size.
Its possible you could make the whole thing with a 3d printer, but it was easier to make these from wood for me.
I will paint the pieces eventually.
You will need a M8 bolt, and a nut (to be captive inside the knob).
I also used M5 bolts on the supports.
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