iPad Magic Keyboard Lift Angle Feet
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With or without rubber feet. Finally, type at a comfortable angle on your iPad Magic Keeb.
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- Printables
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- Portable Devices
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My main beef wit the new iPad Magic Keyboard is the flat tping surface. I have designed some "money slip-style" slide-on feet that lift the back of the keyboard up about 15mm, placing it at a comfortable typing angle akin to the “medium” setting on my own computer keyboard.
There are 2 flavors of model here… one that is 100% 3D printed, and the other (which I prefer) that accommodates 10mm round adhesive rubber bumpers. This version is what I photographed. Each one also features a finger flange to make it easier to slide them off.
To use these, simply print 2 identical units (they are symmetrical) and throw them in your bag with your iPad.
These are printed with no supports, and with a number of perimeters that ensure the “clip” area is 100% filled. For a standard nozzle configuration, 4 perimeters does the trick.
Note: The iPad can not close with these attached - make sure to remove them before putting the ipad away or you may risk screen damage.