Topre Switch Plate Support Legs
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Simple legs to support a Topre switch plate for lubing and assembly work. Works for PCBs too.
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- Printables
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- Computers
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29 Oct 2022 Update: I made an improved version of these you might want to try instead.
These are some simple legs to help support your Topre switch plate. They're a little more reliable than propping up the plate on whatever you can find around the house.
In addition, this also works well for holding up a keyboard PCB to allow you to insert through-hole components.
They're designed to be able to hold the bent metal edge present on some plates in a handy groove, but otherwise they don't physically attach other than by gravity. The arches were only there to cut down on the amount of material needed to print, but I have found them useful as finger holds as well.
I recommend using these on a silicon work mat or apply some sort of non-skid feet to the bottom, but you do you.
Printing Tips
- Sliced file for example only and intended to populate the estimated print time data. If you use it, it's sliced for PETG and a .4mm nozzle.
- No supports required.