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I suspended a kindle over my bed on two 2-meter rails used for reinforcing wall edges. Best reading I did while recovering from leg injuries, but risky as you m
by xuhu 6y ago
I suspended a kindle over my bed on two 2-meter rails used for reinforcing wall edges. Best reading I did while recovering from leg injuries, but risky as you mentioned.
- Topgamer7 6y agoI 3d printed the rather popular clamping system from thingiverse. Worked pretty well until it broke.
- emerongi 6y agoIn a small apartment I used to rent, there was a rod for hanging clothes over the bed. I didn't use the rod, so I just hung a tablet from the rod and watched movies in bed. It's a very comfortable position to be in, don't have to strain your neck.
- finnh 6y agoIf you miss that relaxation, try out some prism glasses. Great for zero-next-strain reading while supine.
- zwayhowder 6y agoI have a cantilevered tablet holder over my bed, it can hold a Kindle or iPad without effort and has both clamps and an elastic cord to retain them. Then for ultimate convenience (laziness) I connected a bluetooth presentation clicker to my iPad to turn the pages for me so I didn't have to keep reaching up or take my arms out from under the blanket on cold nights. In two years it's never dropped.
- timeinput 6y agoThat sounds amazing. Is there a way to use the clicker with the kindle?
- xuhu 6y agoYes, it's called KindleLazy.
- aasasd 6y ago> or take my arms out from under the blanket on cold nights I keep thinking of assembling about the same thing, but missed the warm-blanket factor. Now I definitely must do it.
- AngryData 6y agoI just hang mine with a long string and adjustable friction knots for tilt. The downside is it can still spin but my non-ideal fix is to throw a heavier shoelace string off to the side and move it as needed.