Shoelaces Attachment

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This gadget offers an effortless way to fasten a packed electronics device onto your shoelaces or other locations. A large rounded rectangular prism-shaped cutout houses the device at its center, with a base that extends into "arms" featuring cutouts for lace passage. A sharp-edged raised lip ensures the laces stay in place via friction. Adjustments can be made using tape if needed for a snug fit. Compatible with the Customisable Electronic Device Packaging script (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7658), this design also requires the mouse_ears_test.scad file in the same folder for proper compilation. To use it, measure your device and shoe specs like lace diameter, tongue width, and lace crossover distance. Open the OpenSCAD script, select a fit type (hold, slide, free, or force), input device dimensions, and set features such as arm length, cutout dimensions, and radius. Print raftless and test for a secure fit before attaching to your shoe and inserting the device. Happy testing!