Logitech MX riser with wrist rest - no supports, no hardware

Easily printable keyboard riser focused on 100% printability. Assembled without any hardware, just 3D printed parts and some superglue. 

Made to fit the Logitech MX keyboard. Sturdy design with side handle pockets, anti-slide feet and upper storage for pens or USB sticks.

What you need to successfully build one:

• 500grams of PLA or PETG

• 150grams of TPU

• superglue

All frame parts fit on one Core One plate with TPU parts on the other plate. Parts are pre-oriented for best results, but some of the parts could be too tall to print nice on some printers. These parts are made to be printable standing or flat without supports. There are some round holes for pins without supports, but pins are made for some droopy overhangs on round holes.

All files are pre-oriented, you have to decide if you want better looking and functioning standing parts, or easily printable flat parts. All parts are printable on MK4 or CoreOne bed.

Recommended print parameters for PLA/PETG:

• Layer height: 0.2mm

• Perimeters: 3-4

• Bottom/top layers: 4-5

• Infill: 10%

• Brim: yes on larger/taller parts

• Supports: no

Recommended print parameters for TPU:

• Layer height: 0.2mm

• Perimeters: 1-2

• Bottom/top layers: 3-4

• Infill: 10% - you can vary the infill for your desired wrist rest hardness

• Brim: no

• Supports: no

Assembly guide:

• look at the exploded view gif in pictures

• dryfit everything without glue, to make sure it fits

• glue corresponding pins into the parts #1, #2 and #4

• spread some glue into pin holes in part #3, do two pins at the time so the glue wont harden too soon. Push corresponding parts into center part #3. Use included bowties to press the parts together, then glue the bow ties in

• glue the top shelf part on the riser, align with pins

• glue the TPU feet on the bottom

• insert the TPU wrist rest

• insert keyboard

• done