When your hot laptop needs ventilation and your wrists need a break from a flat keyboard, you can drop 50 bucks on a fancy commercial laptop stand—or you can build one of your own. Do-it-yourself laptop users have built several creations from common household materials to keep their notebooks elevated while they work . Made of everything from wine corks to door stops to paper (and paper towel) holders, check out our favorite top 10 do-it-yourself laptop stands for your lap and workspace pleasure. The most simple and portable solution in the bunch, the wine cork laptop stand gets your hot notebook off the table with minimal effort. Just slip two wine corks underneath your computer and you're done. You can substitute the corks for regular rubber door stops, too. Hide your laptop wires and elevate your notebook screen to eye level with a custom-built PVC pipe laptop stand. This stand snaps together like Legos at a height you determine, costs under 5 bucks, and saves space on your desk, too.
Mod a regular three-ring binder with an aluminum rail, felt, and two clamps to elevate your laptop, tilt up the keyboard, and even stow an external drive underneath it. Reader Marcelo repurposed an Ikea paper towel holder into a good-looking laptop stand with a drill and some elbow grease. Check out his Flickr photos for details on the construction. The blogger at Nolebotic wanted his jukebox/file server laptop mounted to a wall, visible but out of the way. This setup isn't good for typing on the notebook keyboard itself, but it could work with a wireless external keyboard. Here are the details on building these plywood brackets yourself. Instead of spending $70 on a new iLap, you can put together one of your own with some wire shelving, old t-shirts, and zip ties, like reader Mike did to save his lap from computer burns. Check out Mike's Flickr photo set for details on how he put it together. Similar to number 10 but with a little more sticky factor: Attach a couple of magnets to the bottom of your notebook and the top of two rubber door stops for a portable and sturdy notebook elevation solution.
Several readers don't like the idea of magnets near or around your computer, with good reason, so do proceed with caution on this one; seems that you should be ok with light magnets (ala the MagSafe). Here's how reader Jorgen attached his laptop's magnetic feet. If you like computing while still in bed—laying down—you can build yourself a laptop stand for easy typing while reclining. Instructables user jumpfroggy built a $15 homemade bed stand much like the Laptop Laidback Stand (pictured), which'll set you back $140. Here's the full bedstand Instructable. For a more industrial take on ye olde laptop stand, Instructables user johnbot headed to the hardware store to pick up a joint tie, wooden dowels, and anti-skid pads. For under $20, he assembled the parts into a minimalist stand that would look good on most office desks. Here's the full step by step for assembling the T stand. Make your GTD inbox do double duty as a laptop elevator. Flickr user oldwisemonk put a couple of door stops and adhesive pads on top of a wire mesh document organizer to raise and tilt his laptop forward, and keep his paperwork in order underneath.
Here's oldwisemonk's photo documentation of the Inbox stand in action. What's your favorite contraption of the bunch? Tell us in the comments—or vote for your pick in the poll below.Gawker Media polls require Javascript; if you're viewing this in an RSS reader, click through to view in your Javascript-enabled web browser. CIDG New Year's Call CIDG Received Recognition with Most Notable Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Wanted Persons for CY 2015 (PRO & NSU Levels) From January to December 2015, the CIDG conducted a total of 4,330 police operations against Wanted Persons (OPLAN PAGTUGIS). The Group had arrested 4,622 persons, from which 443 persons are listed as Most Wanted Persons. The award was received by CIDG Acting Director, PCSUPT ROEL BARCENA OBUSAN on the occasion of the 115th Police Service Anniversary Celebration held at the PNP Multi-Purpose Center, Camp Crame, Quezon City on August 17, 2016 with PRESIDENT RODRIGO R DUTERTE as the Guest of Honor and Speaker.
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