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Round 1: Swoop, Hook and Rails
Concept A's first version had no heel.
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Stand v1: the screen above the PC
The first brief was mine and visual: a curved, iMac-like foot and arm, the computer floating below, the screen above.
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The Beelink base plate
This gauge screws to the PC's two M3 inserts and bends 5 mm up the front face.
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The VESA 75 frame
Version 1 was a solid 87 × 87 × 3 mm plate with a window for the kickstand: 9.84 g and 17.5 minutes.
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Fit gauges
Before designing a mount, I print a thin gauge that carries only the mating features: the hole pattern, a locating edge, the clearances.
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The mini PC
The Beelink Mini S12 Pro is 115 × 102 × 39 mm by the maker's figures.
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The monitor
The monitor's back has a thin upper panel and a thicker lower spine.
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Modelling what I have
A mount is only as good as the model of the thing it mounts.
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Printing over the LAN
I wanted the agent to slice and print without me at Bambu Studio.
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FreeCAD over MCP
The CAD tool is FreeCAD 1.1.4 with the FreeCADMCP add-on.
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The project
I want a small, self-contained AI workstation on my desk: a screen, a computer and a webcam that act as one unit.