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Stream Deck Stand for Epomaker TH80-X

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This is a stand for the 5x3 button Stream Deck that attaches to an Epomaker THX-80 keyboard.

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This is a stand for the 5x3 button Stream Deck that attaches to an Epomaker THX-80 keyboard.  I remixed Gummientchen's great and simple model for attaching the stand to his Ducky One 2 to change the way the stand attaches to the back of the keyboard as there was too little room between the Function Keys and the case.  

 

This model:

  • Hugs the top filet that goes around the keyboard
  • Adds a notch for the cable that comes out of the top (at least on my model), which also locks the Stream Deck in place in the stand
  • Adds a flat piece that lays on your desk and connects to a securing piece at the front of the keyboard case

 

Recommendations:

  • Print on the side using supports
  • 2-3 walls
  • If the fit is a little loose, either shrink the under-keyboard arm by ~1mm or (like I did) use a small piece of mounting tape, which is made of foam and is typically double-sided.  This will “squeeze” the whole thing without putting too much pressure on the securing arms.  I imagine you could also use a small segment of TPU to accomplish the same thing.

 

This model:

  • Hugs the top filet that goes around the keyboard
  • Adds a notch for the cable that comes out of the top (at least on my model), which also locks the Stream Deck in place in the stand
  • Adds a flat piece that lays on your desk and connects to a securing piece at the front of the keyboard case

 

Recommendations:

  • Print on the side using supports
  • 2-3 walls
  • If the fit is a little loose, either shrink the under-keyboard arm by ~1mm or (like I did) use a small piece of mounting tape, which is made of foam and is typically double-sided.  This will “squeeze” the whole thing without putting too much pressure on the securing arms.  I imagine you could also use a small segment of TPU to accomplish the same thing.

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