Recently, I changed my setup location and it’s now closer to a table. So I wanted to see if I could find a setup simpler/sturdier than my old mount.
I saw a lot of good reviews for the Stanley 1-83-069 grip, so I bought one. But I quickly realized that I missed having a way to get the OSR2 out of my lap when I needed it. I felt kind of trapped under it.
So I came up with this contraption:
(And, yes, I know, my OSR2 is not as sexy as @g90ak version )
The main feature is that it can be pulled up when not in use. It uses magnets to keep the mount up. So far, only 1 magnet pair is needed so it should be enough for even the beefier SR6.
Of course, since I had to fit the Vesa mount as tight as possible in the holder while still being able to move it, the rigidity is decreased a little bit but not by much in my opinion. So far, the table is rattling more than the VESA mount (I might try to buy a cheap 24-inch Patio Slab and put it on the table like I did to stabilize my 3d printers).
You can find the STLs and fusion 360 files on Printables.com
Note: also added a ‘I-Lube Adapter’ as a bonus.