Fix broken wrist rest of keyboard
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<p>My son's Corsair K68 keyboard's wrist rest was broken after a fall. (Picture 1)<br>In the original design, it was connected with two tabs on each side, which were broken. (P2)<br>For repair, I decided to use original slots of the keyboard for correct alignment, hence designed part 1. (P3 and P4)<br>I needed to grind 2mm of some parts of the wrist rest using dremel in order to not change the height of the wrist rest. (P5)<br>For an easy fix, I wanted to use magnets. Fortunately, I found convenient places on the keyboard for magnet alignment. (P6)<br>I designed (and modified) part 1 and part 2 to hold magnets for each side for added magnetic force. (P7)<br>Everything in place. (P11)<br>Watch the video for magnets in action. (extract 12.zip)</p><p>Printed in Prusa i3Mk3S+, using PETG, 0.15 Quality. <br>Printed Part1 on its largest face down, Part2 on its side, all without supports.<br>4x ND magnets 12mm diameter 2mm thick. Use one drop of glue (Cyanacrilate) to fix.</p>
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