Wooden Mac Mini Tambour Riser Organizer
by RoughWood81 in Workshop > Woodworking
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Wooden Mac Mini Tambour Riser Organizer




Like probably many others, I have accumulated a large number of small gadgets that lie on the table or the lid of the Apple Mac Mini. This time I decided to organize my workspace and developed a wooden organizer stand that is perfect for a Mac mini or Mac studio.
Introducing the Wooden Mac Mini Tambour Riser Organizer: a sleek, open-source solution to declutter your workspace while elevating your Mac Mini or Mac Studio experience.
Crafted from Cherry veneer and Alder veneer, this stand features a tambour door organizer drawer, providing convenient storage for small accessories and peripherals. Compact and precise in design, it seamlessly integrates with your setup while adding a touch of elegance.
As an open-source project, all design drawings and resources are available on GitHub, encouraging customization and modification to suit individual preferences. Streamline your workflow and enhance productivity with this stylish and functional organizer.
The video is very highly detailed with a description of each step!
Wooden Mac Mini Tambour Stand Organizer
#woodworking #macmini #tambour #stand #lasercutting #diy
Supplies
Tools:
- DIY Laser cutter/engraver 520x520mm, 5.5w
- Eccentric sander
Components:
- Cherry veneer 4.5 mm
- Alder veneer 4.5mm & 2.5 mm
- Glue: Titebond 3, 3M Scotch-Weld Fastbond 30, CA Glue + Activator
- Oil: cleaned flaxseed
- Wax
- Old roller blinds fabric (or other fabric)
Download Sources and Cut With Laser



The DXF file for laser cutting contains information about the thickness of the material I used.
Downloads
Create Alignment Frame


Paint Alignment Parts With Wax


Glue Bottom Side With Rails





Sand Inner Box Parts



Glue Inner Box




Sand Drawer Parts


Protect Inner Box With Adhesive Tape

Glue Drawer





Sand Drawer Edges


Glue Handle

Glue Top Side With Rails

Create Frame for the Blinds


Cut Tape From Old Roller Blinds (or Other Fabric)

Sand Blinds and Place to the Frame


Glue Fabric to the Blinds




Cut Edges (to Release From Glue)


Glue Holder for the Blinds


Paint Rubbing Parts With Wax



Install Blinds


Glue Top Side



Glue Decorative Side to the Blinds




Glue Organizer Parts



Protect Blinds With Adhesive Tape

Sand Edges and Sides



Cover With Mineral Oli



Final Result


