Naked Phantom Keyboard case
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This is a case study for the Phantom DIY mechanical keyboard, which can also work with other TKL keyboards. Place wedges under the keyboard and secure them with a screw. I prefer high angles on my keyboards - I used a 15-degree angle here, but feel free to contact me if you'd like another option, as it's relatively easy to adjust. Someone did reach out, so now both 15 and 7 degree versions are available. Print Settings Printer: Sculpto Rafts: It Doesn't Matter Supports: It Doesn't Matter
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