Monitor riser
A monitor riser that puts the top edge of your screen at eye level and keeps the keyboard underneath. Set the width, depth and height, and the legs, stretcher and tenons are calculated for your board.
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Summary
Parts
Cutting sheets
Assembly
Questions
How high should it be?
The top edge of the screen should sit at eye level, or a little below. The desk and chair height calculator tells you the number for your height.
Can it hold a heavy monitor?
The preview warns you when the span between the legs is long for the board. Use thicker board for long, heavy risers.
Can I keep the keyboard underneath?
Yes. The stretcher is at the very back, so the front stays free for the keyboard.
Which software opens the DXF?
Any CAM program that reads DXF, such as VCarve, Aspire, Fusion, Alphacam or Mach-compatible tools. Outside cuts, inside cuts and dog-bones are on separate layers, and the files are generated at real size.