- it must be usable with both horizontal and vertical orientations
- it must be usable with or without a power cable plugged in
- it must hold the tablet at an adequate viewing angle
- it must be a stable platform
- it must not clip directly onto the device or cable (this scratches them!)
- it must be simple to build, requiring no tools or superhuman bending strength
Following an afternoon of tinkering, the universal binder clip stand was born.
Step 1: Gather materials
3 small binder clips
1 large paper clip, unfolded
Crazy colors not necessary.
Step 2: Create the first row
Clip the 3 small binder clips in between the 4 medium binder clips as shown in the photo.
This creates the front of the base of the stand.
Step 3: Attach the second row
Clip each one above the first row, clamping down between each arm of the binder clips in the first row.
This creates the second row of the stand, and helps stabilize the base.
Step 4: Attach the back of the first row
You're going to add to the back of the base by clamping the arms of the first and second rows together. What you want to do is pull down the back arm of each binder clip in the second row so that it's in between the back arms of the binder clips in the first row. Use a new binder clip to clamp all three of those arms together. Take a look at the third photo for a close up.
This will push the second row forward a little bit so that the viewing angle is not so far pitched backwards when you place weight on it.
Step 5: Attach the third row
Like you did for the second row, clamp each new binder clip between the arms of binder clips in the second row. Fold both arms of the third row binder clips down to stabilize the third row.
Step 6: Add the paper clip bar
Slip the ends of the paper clip down through the arm holes of the small binder clips. The ends of the paper clip should be curved underneath the small binder clips.
































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