Key Contact Board PCB Standoff Clip for some Korg, Sequential, Oberheim, and Moog Synths

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This is a model of single or multiple plastic clips used for the first time when removing key contact boards from various synthesizers:\r\nKorg Polysix, Monopoly, Poly 61, Poly 800\r\nMoog Memory Moog\r\nOberheim OB-8 (later non-Pratt Read)\r\nSequential Prophet 600, Six Trak\r\nAnd other keyboards with the same assembly.\r\n\r\nThese small clips can be challenging to print, as many filament printers may produce minor imperfections at these dimensions. They might require a little post-processing, such as filing or sanding, to refine their edges. You can experiment with different orientations depending on your printer's capabilities.\r\n\r\nThe "widened" versions feature an expanded base where the clip mounts to the metal subchassis, compensating for any width issues caused by over-wide prints or material settling.\r\n\r\nThis 16-piece file is designed for those who prefer to send their models off to a 3D printing service. It's priced similarly to a single print, so why not create an entire set? If you plan to use a 3D printing service, consider local options over Shapeways, which has inconsistent quality control and customer support.\r\n\r\nThese free-to-use models are available for personal projects only; do not resell them.