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Coiled Keyboard Cable Twin-Saddle Cradle
This desk cradle holds a coiled mechanical-keyboard cable level, so the coil doesn't sag or kink and isn't dragged across the desk. Two U-saddles 29 mm wide fit coils up to about 28 mm OD. A 6 mm keyhole slot on a parking post holds the USB-C end of a 4–6 mm cable by its plug while it's unplugged. The flat base is 150 x 44 mm and the parking post is 48 mm tall.
Two-Bay Upright Keyboard Storage Cradle
A desk cradle that stands two keyboards on their long edge in 42 mm bays, so keyboards up to about 40 mm thick (mechanical boards included) come off the desk surface. The cradle is 99 x 80 mm with 70 mm tapered fins and a 12 x 30 mm cable slot in each bay, so a USB cable can stay plugged in. Print two and set them about a third of the way in from each end of the keyboards.
Stick-On Flip-Out Keyboard Tilt Foot
This replaces a snapped or lost keyboard tilt leg. It sticks under any keyboard with VHB tape and gives two heights: folded, the 12 mm heel block holds the keyboard up; flipped out, the 29 mm wide leg stands 20 mm tall and rests against a stop. The whole foot is 40 x 32 x 12 mm and prints in place as one piece, with a 4 mm pin in a 4.9 mm bore (0.45 mm radial clearance). Print one for each side.
Dovetail-Linked Keyboard Wrist Rest Segment
A 150 x 74 mm keyboard wrist rest segment. Its sloped top rises from 8 mm at the wrist edge to 20 mm at the keyboard edge. A dovetail tab on one end drops into the socket on the next segment, so you can join two for a 60%/TKL board or three for a full-size one. Inside it has bridged cells and 2.4 mm ribs, so it prints stiff and light with no supports.
Split Keyboard Tenting Riser
A 19° tenting wedge for one half of a split ergonomic keyboard (Corne, Lily58, Sofle, Iris and friends) — 88 x 74 mm footprint, 11 mm at the inner edge rising to 42 mm at the outer, with a 4.6 mm lip so the board can't slide down the slope and an open notch for the TRRS/USB cable. Two M4 brass heat-set inserts (5.5 mm bores, in the bottom face) take M4 bolts as screw-adjustable outer feet, so you can trim the tent angle by a few degrees; the body is an open egg-crate frame of 4 mm vertical ribs, so it prints without a single support and carries the load along the layer plane. Print two — flip the model for the other hand.