Cisco CP-9971 replacement feet

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The stock stands on these phones are notoriously rigid, and every time they need to be removed, for instance when shipping units to save space, the clips tend to snap and leave the stand inoperable. To solve this problem, I designed alternative stands that can replace the standard one. Simply print two per phone, and you're good to go! These new stands are engineered to print without supports, featuring a gap at the bottom perfectly sized for the rubber feet from the original stand. If you break one, just remove the rubber feet, print two replacements, and you're back in business. The clip part is remarkably flexible, making it easy to insert into place while also simple to pull out again when needed. It's worth noting that the stock stands on these phones are an over-engineered nightmare, consisting of a laser-cut steel plate, no less than 11 separate screws holding it together with an injection-molded plastic structure and two rubber feet. Manufacturing such a thing must be extremely costly, all just to hold the phone slightly off the desk.