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iPad Stand from Shelf-track Material

iPad Stand from Shelf-track Material
This iPad stand is made from standard shelf-track material. The adjustable stand can hold an iPad, Kindle, or other eReader in either the portrait or landscape modes. It has a nice retro, industrial look, which counter-balances the high tech look of the iPad. The stand doesn't interfere with your typing fingers and there is room for operating with the power cord attached.
 
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Step 1Parts

Parts
4x #6  1/2" bolts
2x #6 nuts
2x #6 wingnuts
2x #8 3/4" bolts (for passing through the wood scrap)
2x #8 nuts
4x small angle brackets
1x wood scrap
1x shelf track piece, at least 18"
Optional:
2x short tubing segments or rubber bumpers (to shield the bracket ends)
4x felt or rubber feet for the track bottoms

The parts cost about $7.00

Tools needed
hacksaw (for cutting the track material)
screwdriver
drill
wood saw (for cutting the wood scrap to size)
nail set, awl, or nail (for enlarging the slots in the track)
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