Description
A one-piece stand for a 200 × 110 × 18 mm tablet, holding it at 70° from horizontal. Two angled supports are joined by a solid crossbar, with a front lip and a backrest.
Fitment
- Supports are 20 mm wide, centred 100 mm apart, so they land at 50 mm and 150 mm along the tablet's 200 mm width.
- Overall stand width is 120 mm; the tablet overhangs 40 mm each side.
- Slot depth is 20.5 mm for an 18 mm tablet.
- Front lip covers only the bezel.
Check before printing
Measure the tablet's thickness with any case on. Anything over about 20 mm will not enter the slot.
Does not fit
Tablets thicker than 20 mm, or portrait-orientation use, which this stand is not shaped for.
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