Laptop Stand for Crossfire Tools

Wyatt Lassiter

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Summary

Weld together laptop stand that bolts to the leg of the Crossfire. The whole project easily fits on one 2'x2' sheet of 1/8" steel. Bend and weld as seen in the pictures. full welding is not required or recommended. Just skip weld as necessary. Note that the small slots will require some very small lead in/lead outs. You will need to buy: Hinge: 7-7/8 x 1-1/8" weld on hinge. I get these for a few bucks at my local metal supplier or amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0086A38SC/?coliid=I2KK0YIC6MKJTI&colid=2DJLLXT3ZFW4W&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it Velcro strap for laptop: (optional) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LNSSVY/?coliid=IN2TYTL9YGPSM&colid=2DJLLXT3ZFW4W&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it Bolts: 3/8-16 x 2-3/4" hex bolt Qty:4 3/8-16 nut Qty:4 1/4-20 x 3/4" hex bolt Qty:2 1/4-20 nut Qty:2

License
Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike

You may remix, tweak, and build upon this work non-commercially, as long as you credit Wyatt Lassiter and license your creations under the identical terms.

Published

5 years ago

Downloads

4522

Difficulty

Intermediate

Tags

laptop stand mount computer keyboard

Files
  • LM-3.JPG
  • LM-2.JPG
  • LM-4.JPG
  • LM-1.JPG
  • Laptop Stand cut file 112618.DXF
  • Michael Myers - 5 years ago
    thank you Wyatt! it was awesome to get to build the prototype

    Wyatt Lassiter (OP) - 5 years ago
    Thanks for your help on the protoype Michael!

  • Jeremy Goheen - 5 years ago
    This is awesome Wyatt! Thanks!

    Wyatt Lassiter (OP) - 5 years ago
    No problem! Post pics on the forum when you complete yours!

  • ShaunyShaun - 5 years ago
    Built it! Works great! Posting pictures soon!

  • Craig Corbin - 5 years ago
    Built one this weekend, installing tomorrow. Great job!

  • Craig Corbin - 5 years ago

  • Wilbert Pino - 5 years ago
    Thank you so much for posting this. Looking forward to my system and will post photos as soon as I get to torture some steel!

  • Matthew - 5 years ago
    Thank you Wyatt Lassiter. I look forward to using this stand after I cut it out. :)

  • Charles Lovitt - 5 years ago
    Thanks Wyatt, I made one out of 12ga stainless. Can’t wait to try it out

  • paul sheneman - 4 years ago
    Thank you Wyatt

  • Alex - 4 years ago
    This looks great - waiting for my system and this will be my first project - thank you so much for posting this

  • Aaron Friedmann - 4 years ago
    Cut mine out of a 24" square 12Ga HRS from Alro outlet. $18 w/ tax. Found a steel rod and matching pipe at the scrap yard instead of the hinge. Little tricky to get it all welded up straight but working great. Thanks Wyatt!

  • Millar Farewell - 4 years ago
    Thanks for this Wyatt, I am just building it now and it will be a great addition to my crossfire. How did you arrange all of the parts in the dfx file? This was one of my first projects cut out on my crossfire and it worked perfectly.

  • tyler - 4 years ago
    this is going to be one of my first projects to cut out on my crossfire table. Thanks Wyatt!!!

  • Norman Jackson - 4 years ago
    great stand! thanks a lot!

  • Keith White - 3 years ago
    Just built one, put a little different spin on the way it mounts to the table, but it works great! thanks for uploading!

  • Millar Farewell - 3 years ago
    After 8 months of use, I can say this is not only a great first project for anyone, it's a great computer stand! I have an old Mac Book Pro and it fits superbly. I'm going to build a second stand for a friend who really liked mine. Thanks again for a great design.

  • Galen Zortman - 3 years ago
    I could find multiple uses fot this stand.

    gilles perreault - 3 years ago
    gilles

  • Jason Bellinger - 3 years ago
    Somebody help me!!! First of all I am not a computer guy and I am doing my best to learn the world of CNC. I bought a new Crossfire, downloaded the latest version of Firecontrol, Fusion360 and ran the jog setup. But now I can not figure out how to download files to cut from Fireshare. My firecontrol won't even open them after I download them to my laptop How do I get the file to firecontrol???

  • Michael - 3 years ago
    I downloaded and opened the file, when I go to cut it I get this message "One or more passes were discarded due to linking constraints." So I tried to remove the lead-in but it tells me I have to use it. Can any point out what I am doing wrong?

  • Bob Dobinson - 3 years ago
    Got my buddy to cut this out for me on his table since my table was in transit. Still have to weld it up but it looks great. Thanks a bunch!

  • rocky Biswas - 2 years ago
    Hey! This is a very helpful article about laptops. https://objecthut.com/best-laptop-stand-2021/ Can you suggest to me the best laptop stand for video editing? Thank You.

  • Robert T Morsches - 1 year ago
    awesome design, thank you

  • Dave - 1 year ago
    Finally got a chance to build this. Thank you.

  • Alex - 1 year ago
    Awesome Build, Thank you

  • John LaNoue - 1 year ago
    Thanks Wyatt! Looking forward to cutting this on my new Crossfire Pro.

  • Michael D Sirmons Jr - 4 months ago
    Thanks Wyatt! Look forward to adding this to my Crossfire Pro.

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