Surface Pro 2 Stand (L and R)

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I've made no changes at all, the original had only one black side and assumed you'd flip the file to get the other side, but some people can't do that for whatever reason, so I thought I'd make it easier by putting them both together. I did print them at 1.05 because it was a bit snug and kept pushing my screen protector off. If you rotate and print it on its side where there's no opening, you won't need supports - it takes about three hours and forty minutes compared to two hours, but I like how smooth it came out. I'll post photos this evening. Print Settings Printer Brand: SeeMeCNC Printer: Rostock MAX v2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: Minimum 20%, suggested 35% Post-Printing Find your blocks are sliding around too much? Tip: Pick up rubber cement and go over the bottom of the blocks and let them dry, that way they won't move around on slippery desks. Or get sticky gel buttons from the hardware store and stick them on the corners. Still loving my SP2 after all these years.