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Another laptop stand (otro soporte para notebook)

Another laptop stand (otro soporte para notebook)
Mi notebook tiene un problemita: la pantalla parpadea a ratos (arreglado a fines de setiembre 2010, era un contacto flojo). Pero me he dado cuenta de que si la abro todo lo que da, el defecto disminuye.
Pero entonces me veo obligado a levantar la parte trasera, porque si no la pantalla apunta casi hacia arriba.
Por otra parte, estando levantada se refrigera mejor, y el teclado es más cómodo.

My notebook has a little problem: the screen flickers at times (repaired in late September 2010, it was a loose connection). But I realized that if I open it totally, the defect decreases.
But then I have to lift the rear, otherwise the screen points almost straight up.
Moreover, being raised it is cooled better, and the keyboard is more comfortable.

 
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Se puede hacer gratis con materiales que hay en casa, pero con unos centavos adicionales mejora un poco.

. Dos perchas de alambre (o dos metros de alambre duro)
. Opcional: dos pequeñas hebillas de las que tienen los corpiños
. Aproximadamente 80 cm de cinta gruesa. En último caso, hilo de atar paquetes.
. Una abrochadora para papeles
. 30 o 40 cm de espaguetti termocontraible, o cinta adhesiva o espaguetti normal. En último caso, hilo de atar paquetes.

It can be done with free materials in house, but with some additional pennies, it will have a little improvement.

. Two wire hangers (or two meters or hard wire)
. Optional: two small buckles, those for bras
. Approximately 80 cm thick ribbon. Ultimately, packages thread.
. A paper stapler
. 30 to 40 cm of shrink spaghetti, or duct tape, or common spaghetti. Ultimately, packages thread.

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33 comments
Feb 25, 2012. 5:19 PMprofpat says:
bonito, muy bien! saludo mio!

very nice and well made! i salute you! thanks for sharing Rimar!

rafael
Dec 28, 2011. 12:12 PMMRedu says:
Very cool stand! and very cheap to make, which is how it should be.
Nov 9, 2010. 2:45 AMmichaelgohjs says:
hei this looks great!
its a good idea on how to make it portable and adjustable
voted 4.5 star!
nono..i think i should vote it 5 stars
very simple, cheap,adjustable, and GENIUS !!

emm..maybe get it to fold up with a fan?
Nov 18, 2010. 2:51 PMthewizard42 says:
Ah yes, i get bombarded with in my opinion the best piece of advice from my shop teacher every day
Nov 12, 2010. 2:41 PMShadow13! says:
I have been trying create or find instructions for a laptop stand that doesn't take much space taking to college and any where else. Thank You for ending my search.
Aug 4, 2010. 1:27 PMdanbar says:
hey! muy padre que gusto leer uno de estos en español digo casi no hay vdd? felicitaciones util y sencillo
Jul 15, 2010. 9:45 AMboris_1981 says:
who would of thought? nice touch doing it on both languages.
Jul 3, 2010. 8:29 AMgb123 says:
lol i just use some books... =D
Jun 10, 2010. 4:09 PMgerman_rom says:
Felicitaciones, muy buena idea para llevar en el estuche, es espectacular leer un post en castellano y mas si tiene un mate entre las imagenes!!!
May 9, 2010. 9:03 PMxavanty says:
 Thanks men for this nice intructables, i love it because very portable ...

Obrigado, Gracias.
Apr 5, 2010. 7:17 AMJazz4Sale says:
 lo atamo con alambre lo atamo...buenisimo.  Yo hice uno con PVC (tuberia de plastico), una modificacion de un instructable de aca.  Buenisima la foto con el mate.

Desde Houston, Texas, USA un abraso.
Nov 13, 2009. 6:15 AMdan and kon says:
 thanks for the awsome instructable :)
Nov 12, 2009. 11:06 AMPhil B says:
Very good and practical, as well as very portable for travel.  Thank you.
Nov 12, 2009. 1:52 PMPhil B says:
 An exception to your rule would be your "Poor Man's Lathe" Instructable.  I thought that was pretty impressive.
Nov 12, 2009. 11:24 AMlemonie says:
Lightweight & simple, nice

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Nov 12, 2009. 12:26 PMlemonie says:
A person doesn't always need to - good functionality is often more important than looks.

L
Nov 12, 2009. 11:48 AMNachoMahma says:
.  Good job - simple and effective

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Me llamo Osvaldo Julio Schiavoni I speak Spanish, not English. I use automatic translators for writing my instructables. I am retired since 01/01/10; 010110=x'22 (el loco! (the crazy))