Moveable OSR2/SR6 Vesa Mount for Stanley 1-83-069 grip

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 :smile:)

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.

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In your opinion do you think this system is modular enough for laying down positioning and or possibly other’s?

Well… The 3D printed part alone doesn’t have a way to adjust the “default” position (height, angle). Still, it’s possible to change the position of the axis on the Standley grip and to ‘grab’ the 3D printed part differently to adjust the angle and height (~1.5 inches of range).

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If you have something solid to attach the Stanley grip near your desired position so that the Stanley grip / 3D printed part grabbing gives you the leeway to get a good final position, then sure, it could work.