Gorgeous Laptop stand
Project by
Warren Downes
General Information
Build this great looking Laptop Stand, for full build details you can go to this link http://www.onewood.com.au/how-to-make-a-wooden-laptop-stand/
The original build was made using a router table and i have modified it so you can cut the parts out in Easel.com, just follow the video for assembly.
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Link to build video
For the full details on the build you can go to this link and watch the video
http://www.onewood.com.au/how-to-make-a-wooden-laptop-stand/
The video shows a router table and scroll saw been used, you can now open the plan in Easel.com and make it with your X-Carve instead.
Just set the material thickness in easel.com, i recommend using 3/4" or 19mm material.
awesome
Sam Alaimo
That is a very beautiful design. Congratulations on your creativity.
Turi Ducommun
how many pieces you cut firthisproject //?
Michel Guerrero
Hi Michel i used about 12 pieces but it will depend on the thickness of the wood and size of the laptop.
Warren Downes
i may be missing something but what does this have to do with the xcarve??
Ken Timblin Sr.
This has NOTHING to do with X-Carve nor CNC. Some Olde-School click-bait?
Alex Voltz
Awesome design. Carved all the pieces and then glued them together to make the stand. Figure I would explain it to the ones who didn't get it.
Louie Lyons
What do you estimate the weight of this to be?
Matt Slaga
"The original build was made using a router table and i have modified it so you can cut the parts out in Easel.com" Dont be that guy Ken Timblin
Kenneth Maddux
To cut 12 pieces at 1200mm/min and 1mm DOC will take close to 12 hours. Using 19mm stock.
David Peterson
One thing I did was add 3 holes for alignment dowels and carved with a 1/4 inch bit .Then i speed up the machine to carve 2 out of a piece i can get 2 pieces in about 30 minutes
Jeff Richmond
i really like your design i found that the time it takes is undeniably overwhelming, I have modified the design to 12 minutes with an 1/8 inch downcut bit running at 30 ipm. also adding the dowel holes for alignment while gluing
Jeff Richmond
Cool stand. I definitely want to do a couple of builds for friends at work
Kevin Pilgrim
What type and size bit to crave it out with? 1/4 endmill? How many flukes?
Kohfe
I really like the wood that you used for this project. What kind of wood is it?
Noah H
Project is a scan of the .pdf file that he shows in the video. It contains open vectors and duplicate toolpaths. I repaired the Easel file and Re-Posted to the Published Files here: https://www.inventables.com/projects/gorgeous-laptop-stand-repaired-easel-file
Seth Hoopes