Mac Studio 3D print mount

[Absrnd]

For those with a 3D printer or a friend who has one,
I created a Unders the desk mount for the Mac Studio.

2 Versions, with and wihout airholes at the bottom, if you think it needs more air intake.
It should fit the standard 20x20x20 size printers, but check your slicer before printing

have fun.

Mac Studio Under desk Mount by TheHappyOne

This is a simple under the desk mount for the new Apple Studio.The Max and the Ultra are the same sizeIts a tight fit for a 20x20x20 printer, but it should work.4 Screws are needed with a 4 or 5mm thickness, length depends on your desk thickness.There are 2 version one with closed bottom, and...

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[enricoclaudio]

Looks very nice. I would open more air holes and maybe add some sort of air filter tray like those you find in PC gaming towers. But as it's, it's a great design already

 

[eddie_ducking]

love it, but would suggest a slight lip front and back at the bottom (maybe 5-7mm high and if necessary increase the height accordingly) so that when you plug a lead into the front and back the whole Mac doesn't slide out the opposite end.

 

[Feek]

I saw your reply in the other thread and thank you for this. Is there any way to be able to do this in two separate parts please so it'll be possible to print on slightly smaller printers such as the Prusa MINI+ with an 18x18x18 print bed?

A slight lip as requested by @eddie_ducking is a good idea as well.

 

[nosnhojm]

The mounting holes might be inaccessible by screwdriver or drill.

 

[Feek]

The mounting holes might be inaccessible by screwdriver or drill.

I think they're close enough to the edge that with a long blade screwdriver, it won't be a problem.

 

[eicca]

The mounting holes might be inaccessible by screwdriver or drill.

Socket wrench, 1/4" hex bit and screwdriver bit. Solved.