There are a few models out there that claim to be roll on stands. Some work some don't, but they are EUC specific. I wanted to find a way to make an easy to modify/adapt model that allows for roll in/on stands. I also wasn't able to find one for the inmotion V11. This is my second attempt. 

It uses a few variables including the top length, the top height, and the wheel diamater to calculate the specific shape. 

This is my first attempt at providing a functional model to the community, so any tips are appreciated. 

To use:
If you need to create a new model, measure the floor to the top of where the stand will touch from the ground, and the width between them. Also figure out the wheel diamater. I've created a quick cheat sheet to go from inches to MM in the spreadshet in the FreeCAD model. You may want to adjust the top length as well, just make sure its "close enough" 

After plugging in the vairables, save the models. If they work good please let me know and I'll add them to the list. :)

Universal Parametric EUC Roll in Stand

InMotion V11 Side.stl

Veteran Lynx Base.stl

I got these DC to DC converters from Amazon, and needed a case for it. I wasn't able to find one so I created this.

"AITRIP 2PCS DC 400W 15A Step-up Boost Converter Constant Current Power Supply LED Driver 8.5-50V to 10-60V Voltage Charger Step Up Module for Electric Equipment and Digital Products"

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TWKK5Z9/

The bottom part of the case can be screwed in with an M2*10 or so screw. The case can be compression fit, or using M3*30 with M3 nuts fit into place you can screw the top down. This is helpful if you are going to mount it upside down under your desk like I did. 

I printed with ABS and another with PETG. 15% infill and 3mm layer height. Some of the overhangs near the holes are annoying and may need to be cleaned up before you can get a screw to threat properly. 

Many of the settings are parameterized, but I was just trying to get used to using it. Most of the settings can be adjusted but some things like the breathing holes are hard coded. 

60v dc to dc case

Top.stl

Long story short, I wanted a way to put my portable LCD in my backpack. I also wanted a way to set it up on my desk. 

I found an unused phone holder and used it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074PDJ6M8/ to hold my 15" screen: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TWGBG3P/

This mount allows you to use the VESA mount to connect it to the phone mount. Its likely you can use it with other things as well. Because it is so small of a mount I Can pack everything up in my backpack. A quick couple of turns and I'm good to go. 

Previously I used magents, but the screen was too heavy for it. The alternative are some mounts that must stay attached to the LCD which are not great for sticking in the backpack. 

Portable LCD Adapter

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