RSA Key Holder Monitor Clamp

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Back when I worked in an office that wasn't located in my own house, my RSA SecurID was always clipped to the badge I needed to get into the building- but since I've been working from home since Covid started my RSA tag has mostly sat on top of my laptop and every few weeks would get knocked off and I'd have to search for it. So, I wanted a more permanent location for it that would mean it didn't get lost and that was out of the way. Looking around at the options that already existed for holding them there were some decent ones, but none that really hit the spot for me- so I decided to do some quick work in OpenSCAD to create my own. The tag holder itself was cut from one design and then merged on with a clamp from another to create a tag holder that I could clamp to the bottom of my monitor so it was always visible and secure while being out of the way. Simple, but it works. The clamp-screw and clamp-screw-end STLs are from the original clamp design- I don't like when I find something and have to go hunting through several other pages to find all the parts so they're included here, but credit for their design goes to https://www.thingiverse.com/johann517. I put it together such that it can be printed without supports. I printed the holder with a silk silver PLA because it was what I had loaded up in the printer at the time, but it turned out pretty good. I'd likely use a black filament if I printed another so it would fit in better with the monitor. I used a .16mm layer height to get it nice and smooth and 20% infill- I wouldn't go too low on the infill since it is a clamp, but it also isn't holding much weight and mainly just has to hold up itself. I had the clamp screw and end cap/screw protector printed up from before so just re-used those with this.