Gorgeous Laptop stand
Project by
Warren Downes
Published On
April 13, 2015
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 · April 23, 2015
That is a very beautiful design. Congratulations on your creativity.
Turi Ducommun · June 23, 2015
how many pieces you cut firthisproject //?
Michel Guerrero · August 19, 2015
Hi Michel i used about 12 pieces but it will depend on the thickness of the wood and size of the laptop.
Warren Downes · August 19, 2015
i may be missing something but what does this have to do with the xcarve??
Ken Timblin Sr. · August 18, 2017
This has NOTHING to do with X-Carve nor CNC. Some Olde-School click-bait?
Alex Voltz · December 24, 2018
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 · February 10, 2019
What do you estimate the weight of this to be?
Matt Slaga · May 11, 2019
"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 · September 29, 2019
To cut 12 pieces at 1200mm/min and 1mm DOC will take close to 12 hours. Using 19mm stock.
David Peterson · October 21, 2019
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 · December 05, 2019
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 · January 13, 2020
Cool stand. I definitely want to do a couple of builds for friends at work
Kevin Pilgrim · January 31, 2020
What type and size bit to crave it out with? 1/4 endmill? How many flukes?
Kohfe · June 01, 2020
I really like the wood that you used for this project. What kind of wood is it?
Noah H · October 10, 2020
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 · July 22, 2021