AKAI Force: The best DIY stand ever

From the video description: 101 views Apr 28, 2023
How this gentleman skillfully built the finest stand for his AKAI Force and with no personal injuries whatsoever.



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A tilted stand is really important for the Force. Completely flat horizontally on a table, it feels somehow weird and wrong, like a design mistake. But when it's tilted and you get more on top of it, it gets much better and the feeling of a design mistake goes away. After getting a tilted stand, even using the touch screen feels much less bad.

I'd recommend trying a stand with an adjustable tilt angle, to find out what works best.

HouseWithoutMouse wrote:A tilted stand is really important for the Force. Completely flat horizontally on a table, it feels somehow weird and wrong, like a design mistake. But when it's tilted and you get more on top of it, it gets much better and the feeling of a design mistake goes away. After getting a tilted stand, even using the touch screen feels much less bad.

I'd recommend trying a stand with an adjustable tilt angle, to find out what works best.

That's the only thing I didn't like about as well. Maybe he could put peg wholes or something in the back at different parts to adjust it.

My favorite tilt angle is now 30 degrees.

If you need tilted stand, just contact me. I can make in any configuration You need

In this old thread, user Garikfox gave us some 3D printing files for his stand:

viewtopic.php?f=49&t=211535

This is still my favourite stand for the Force, adjustable, stable, doesn't interfere with the front ports, lightweight and reasonably portable:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07DJ6ZSGH/

MPC-Tutor wrote:This is still my favourite stand for the Force, adjustable, stable, doesn't interfere with the front ports, lightweight and reasonably portable:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07DJ6ZSGH/

I got like 4 of those. To stop it from sliding around, I put either duck tape on the sides or tape down those cheap little rectangle pencil erasers. I also use this extra strong rubber band to stop adjustable latch from moving after I found the sweet spot. It's ghetto but it works