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I made the stand out of 2×4 oak. It is 6" long and the groove is angled at 15 degrees and 1/2" wide. I do need to stand it sideways to charge. Thanks for looking.

This iPad holder was a leftover cutting board from the holidays. It had developed a crack along a joints and I didn't fix it for a while, then it just sat on my bench. Now it's a walnut, hard maple, ash, and curly maple iPad holder.

Jatoba iPad Stands So I ordered some Jatoba 2×2x12 blanks (from Bellforestproducts.com) to make iPad stands for Christmas. With 2 blanks I was able to make 3 stands that are about 4L x 4W x 2H. I just trued up the blanks since they came a little rough and I used biscuits to align them for...

Fun project for my step-mother, holds her iPad while she is doing all those wonderful recipes. Finish was applied after this photo was taken, shellac and paste wax.

Made with the intention of trying to keep a small footprint, and charge my 8-10 devices at once if needed. Finished project is ~ 11"x10"x8" (W x D x H) Made of 1/4" poplar except the back is 1/2 to accomodate the screws to secure the power strips Will be adding elastic straps underneath to...

I noticed my wife has been using the iPad for recipes lately, which resulted in a lot of seeing the iPad laying on the counter. That wasn't the best angle for use, and also meant that there was a good chance of it being in the 'line of fire'. I decided to glue up some pieces from WoodCraft's...

A simple stand for an Ipad made of 2×4 x 6 leftover oak and walnut. Sealed with salad bowl finished also, left over.

During this little lull in the action (while I'm building a big sweet project I can't tell you about yet!) I looked around at a few things I've built before joining LJ. These little iPad stands are about the simplest things to build. They tip back at about 30 degrees from vertical. I cut the...

This was my first hard wood project. Previously I had only worked with the crappy pine/whiteboard that you get from Lowe's or Home Depot. I picked up a 4×4x16" turning block of what I believe to be Walnut. To be honest, I wasn't sure what it was. I took it home, ripped it down, and just...

You can find the details of this dual-purpose case and stand project in Creative Woodworks & Crafts (Nov. 2012) - http://www.woodworksandcrafts.com/backissues/back12.shtml One can adapt the design for other tablet devices.

I created this iPad box to enable me to take my iPad with me when I have to visit hospital. I wanted to create a box because it will offer more protection than the standard cases. It can also be used as a stand for the iPad if I wanted to watch a movie or my favourite woodworking videos on...

Last week, I was told i would need reconstructive orthopedic surgery to my foot that would require me to spend 2 weeks afterward flat on my back with my foot elevated in the air. I wanted a stand that could go next to the bed and hold my laptop at a good distance and angle for typing as well as...

Hello fellow Lumber Jocks, I have been taking some time off with my busy work schedule to make a few smaller projects. I normally do not post the small projects but, I thought that this one was clever and that the community would enjoy this one. My wife purchased a very cheap tablet for use...

Made this today for my nephew 9th birthday. made of plywood and the "apps" are made of mahogany. Each have a little magnet drilled into the wood and on the pad there is a metal sheet that i sandwiched between the bottom and the border. We painted it to keep it as real as possible. we used a...

Inspired by LJ Bradgkm's version I decided to make my own. After I got it close to the same as his I sent a picture to my sister (his wife). She liked it but muttered something about patent infringement to which I replied "It's not infringement if I make improvements." My first thought was to...

Sister had an old ipad lying around. A bit slow online but good for other stuff. I built a simple and quick frame for it and it's running pictures that I send over to it from my computer. Fun, quick little build. Not a ton of effort put into it. Just figuring it out as I went along. I also made...

This is a little scrap wood project I made to go with the coffee bar. I needed something to keep the K-Cup Pods sorted in the drawer and found a product online similar to this, but it was pretty expensive. So, I decided I'd design & make my own… I probably spent twice the $$ after buying that...

I spent the summer organizing and assembling my shop after my wife allowed me to fully take over the garage, it was finally time to actually build something. So of course, project #1 needs to be something for her. I got to use my new jointer, tablesaw, planer and router table on this project...

just a simple project, it took me about an hour til' finishing used a long piece of stock on the table saw with the mitre gauge, cut to length on the chop saw and drilled w/a forstner bit on the DP requested by my dad, made of some scrap oak Thanks for looking, Mark

Here are two of the eight tablet stands I made for Christmas presents. They are roughly 8×8.5 made of Cherry with purpleheart inserts. Finished with a coat of oil and topped with lacquer. Many thanks for Logan who shared his design for the two leg stand. I worked on a prototype for a convertible...