RÖDALM — Beveled iPad Mount
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Description
Transform an IKEA RÖDALM picture frame into a flush, wall-mounted iPad display. This two-part adapter replaces the stock mat and securely holds a 5th-generation iPad without rattling.
The front face features a deep 22mm chamfer that drops precisely down to the active screen area, giving it a premium gallery look. The entire assembly sits on your printer's bed face-down and prints support-free.
Features
- Support-Free Design: The steep internal bevel means you can print this flat without supports, resulting in a pristine front face.
- Puzzle Lock: The two halves snap together at the centerline with extruded puzzle joints, aligning the faces perfectly.
- Continuous Power: An oversized bottom channel allows standard and right-angle Lightning cables to plug in and drop straight out the back, perfect for permanent wall mounting.
- Accessible: Dedicated cutouts for the home button, front camera, speakers, and side buttons.
- Cooling: Integrated back channels ensure passive airflow around the device.
Print Notes
- Print face-down (the flat front face touching the build plate).
- No supports needed.
- Designed to comfortably fit on standard 220 × 220 mm beds.
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