Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 2nd Gen Under-Desk Brackets

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This is a remix of an otherwise excellent model that was unfortunately outdated by the Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 2nd generation model's "long" feet that span the entire depth of the model, rather than just being "dots" like they used to be. I brought the model into Blender, did a boolean subtract, and then exported both a normal and mirrored copy for the front and back pieces. My settings are intended to balance strength with speed. I've found (with my old 3D printer, a Monoprice Maker Select v2, anyway), that there's only a ~25% increase in print time to go from 35% infill to 99% infil, whereas 25% to 100% more than doubles the print time. YMMV. I just used cheap Inland PLA to print this, but any material will probably work. I printed with rafts (very slowly: 10 mm/s) for adhesion, and slow (20 mm/s) initial layer and inner walls, but infill and outer walls were faster at 60 mm/s. Use the settings your printer prefers. The rafts, initial layer, and inner walls were printed more slowly for both adhesion and structural stability, as I've found those are the more susceptible areas to failure due to speed. Again, YMMV. This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515