Adapted Keyboard Extended Key Presser
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For people who struggle with holding one key on the keyboard and then pressing another, this is an entry-level design.
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Specifically designed for the Logitech MX keyboard as an add-on, can be helpful for anyone with joint issues, adapted hands/fingers. Measured for that keyboard, but can be adapted for any. Easily changeable, this model is more structured, but there are third arm designs for soldering that can be remixed as well.
To be printed disassembled so that the ball joint lock can be put in place after 3d printing, with the L bracket joined with the joint (a hole is in place with approx. 0.2-0.3mm tolerance).
From very quick research, it takes around 5g to press a key, so the ball measure is specific to ensure that when printed with material as light as PLA, it would be approx 6-7g.
Their ball holder would be bendy (uses successive ball joints), but unclear if it can withstand the weight of the ball on the bottom.
No printed part because the 3d printer was closed for the week until Monday Oct 19th. Can print on Monday Oct 19th.
Uses the Lockable Ball joint at the top from Chris(Aero) Engineering on printables: