Over-Bezel Monitor Shelf
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Description
A low-profile shelf that clips over a monitor's top bezel to hold a webcam, figures, or a sticky-note pad. It relies on a front hook and an extended rear counterweight brace to stay stable without tipping forward. The model is oriented on its side so the layer lines run perpendicular to the leverage of the back brace, giving it maximum structural strength.
Remix Hooks
- Shelf Area: Currently 120x60mm. Widen it for multiple peripherals, or extend the depth if you need more runway—just mind the center of gravity.
- Bezel Gap: Defaulted to 25mm to fit older or standard monitors. Measure your screen's thickness and adjust this gap if you have an ultra-thin panel or a sharply curved back.
- Front Lip: A 6mm lip keeps pens and small items from rolling off. Drop this to zero if you want an unobstructed flat surface for a webcam base.
- Counterweight Brace: Extends 40mm down the back. Lengthen it if you plan to mount heavier loads.
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