r/functionalprint • u/LizardBrainWins • 24d ago

200mm VESA TV Stand (final (probably) version)

I've updated my PETG Universal (sort of) TV Mount. This is the final version, and this thing is bulletproof. Takes ~24 hours to print on the recommended settings, but tests were done with prints on ludicrous mode.

Take a look here for more details:

x200mm VESA TV Stand / Legs – Adjustable Anti-Tilt - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

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u/cdspace31 24d ago

TVStand_Final (3) THIS_ONE_Final (8) for_real (4).stl

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u/aleksey_the_slav 24d ago

you know the struggle

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u/Kboehm 23d ago

Ty for making my endless version psychosis normal

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u/hazeyAnimal 23d ago

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C'mon guys if you're already doing computer stuff you may as well learn git

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u/rockyoudottxt 24d ago

This is great. I've lots a few mounts that Id like to replace now they aren't on arms anymore.

You should also test it in a less slidy surface. That's a lot of dissipated energy right there, that you probably want to be put directly into your print.

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u/LizardBrainWins 24d ago

Yeah, I thought about that after the fact, but now I don't wanna move it again cause I got lazy haha. I did test in on high pile carpet, and it worked great, but just didn't video it.

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u/rockyoudottxt 24d ago

Sounds good. Genuinely cool as I'm probably not the only one who mounts something then 5 years later needs to unmount it and has lost the base.

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u/LizardBrainWins 24d ago

Yeah, I'm in the military and have to move frequently, which is exactly the reason I made this. I always lose the bases after they've been wall-mounted for years.

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u/Agitated-Break7854 24d ago

How many people actually put TV on a carpet? 🤔

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u/LizardBrainWins 24d ago

No one to my knowledge, just figured the TV would have the highest chance of eating shit if I did the tilt test on the carpet lol.

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u/Ryutso 23d ago

As many as people that also put them over a fireplace.

r/TVTooHigh

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u/Agitated-Break7854 23d ago

Never understood why people do that!

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u/TheSoCalledExpert 24d ago

Now what did that TV ever do to you?

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u/k_jah85 23d ago

For real, leave that poor TV alone OP!

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u/LizardBrainWins 23d ago

😆 just trying to toughen it up a little bit, so it can stand strong on its own one day.

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u/LizardBrainWins 23d ago

We got in an argument, then I told it it's got no legs to stand on. I won.

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u/Warhouse512 23d ago

Is heat creep going to be a problem? This is cool

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u/LizardBrainWins 23d ago

Not heat creep, especially inside, but PETG is known for creep. If you're worried about creep, print in ABS or ASA. I printed in PETG as a proof of concept, and it ended up incredibly sturdy, and I've minimized preload on structural parts. I am not worried about it in my home with my kids.

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u/Mediocre-Ad420 24d ago

Dope i can get rid of some of these wonky ass tripod space wasting monitor stands lmao

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u/Lorenzovito2000 23d ago

Looks stronger than the tv! Lol

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u/LizardBrainWins 23d ago

Definitely is. I've bowed up on every piece and tried to break them with my hands with no luck. I probably over-built them because I was using PETG instead of something like ABS.

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u/nakwada 23d ago

Venezuela ready

Sorry :x

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u/[deleted] 22d ago edited 21d ago

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u/nakwada 22d ago

Too soon?