I needed a compact yet legible dashboard screen for the Mac Mini M4 running a local Hermes agent. Inspired by the ribbed‑neck aesthetic of Meyui’s iPad riser design (https://makerworld.com/en/models/899478-ipad-tablet-stand-riser#profileId-858185), this model carries that visual language into a purpose‑built Mac Mini M4/M4 Pro stand while keeping the overall look clean, functional, and free of visual clutter.

Key Features:

• Integrated 75×75 mm VESA mount — half‑pattern, two‑bolt configuration (M4 x 2 countersunk)
• Tested with AHXJKA 16" 1920×1200 165 Hz portable monitor (compatible with any 75×75 mm VESA display up to 24" and under ~2 kg)
• Full rear cutout — unobstructed access to all Mac Mini M4 ports and cables
• Side ventilation slots + unobstructed front airflow — maintains proper thermals
• Ribbed neck design — aesthetic inspired by Meyui’s MakerWorld iPad riser ((https://makerworld.com/en/models/899478-ipad-tablet-stand-riser#profileId-858185))
• Single‑cable Thunderbolt setup — drives 165 Hz at 1920×1200 on the tested monitor
• Designed in Creo Parametric; printed & tested on a Bambu P1S - included step and stl files

Materials:

• PLA — Easy to print. This is what I used and has held up perfectly well for over a month of usage. Not ideal for setups where the Mini runs sustained heavy workloads.
• ASA  — Best overall for this application. Heat resistant, UV stable.
• ABS — Strong and heat resistant. Good alternative to ASA.

Note: Apple relocated the power button to the underside of the M4 Mini. It remains accessible by slightly tilting the unit when placed onto the base tray.