Chameleon DeskPal

thingiverse

This nifty little device attaches itself securely to your monitor, laptop screen, pencil, printer, mouse cord - and literally any other location (as depicted here, perched atop http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:19104).\n A revised "V3" edition with significantly reinforced limbs, incorporated reinforcement and corrected geometry has been introduced recently. Users who had difficulties in removing support material without breaking the front legs on earlier versions will want to give this version a try. Print it at 4 shells for enhanced durability.\n Latest updates reveal that V3 excels particularly well when combined with semi-flexible filament. Printing parameters utilized include raft (although it's likely not necessary) and low speed. Notably, printing at 125% size allows the device to securely grasp a pencil with ease.\n Furthermore, recent reports confirm that No Support edition successfully prints without assistance at both 50% and 60% scale when using a helper disk in lieu of raft (support). This variation even holds onto thin pieces of 1.75 mm filament or twigs, wires with similar diameter, demonstrating robust functionality on the Tiko printer under standard settings.