23 models
A few people had broken the slim finger ring on the original so I beefed it up a bit. No supports needed, you may have to clean up the finger ring a little.
Print approx. €0.14–€0.17 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
This base was designed to handle firm knob presses and hold it's place on my desk, includes preparation for standard round rubber feet (12.7mm x 3.5mm)
A stable stand for Loupedeck CT. You can use 12 mm rubber/silicone legs, to make it more stable on your desktop
Habe hier ein Gehäuse zur Schrägstellung für den Loupedeck CT erstellt. Somit lässt es sich besser bedíenen. Hab auch ein bisschen Wert auf die Optik gelegt. Ich hoffe, dass es einem oder anderen gefällt. Die Passform war bei meinem Gerät…
Replaces the flimsy clip-on angle stand that is bundled with the otherwise excellent Loupedeck Live. Lifts the unit to a more ergonomic angle of 40 degrees and has a channel guide to hide the USB-C cable. Will also fit the Razer Stream…
I wanted a stand for the Loupedeck Live S that would rise behind my Logitech G613 keyboard. The top is angled at 40 degrees. The main portion of it is solid, I did it this way so people could easily slice off the bottom, or extend it, to…
This is a stand/feet model that will snap onto your Loupedeck live instead of the regular OEM feet, they are longer than
Althou pretty satisfied with the 3d-printed stand from the original I went for an even steeper version to reduce glare on the display and to make it a bit more comfortable to use as a general shortcut device for other applications. I have…
A stand for the Loupedeck+. It is designed to fit behind the Keyboard. I made two version. One for a flat keyboard and one for higher keyboards in case you use the integrated feets. The stand could be slided on the Loupedeck with some…
A couple of stands for the Loupedeck CT controller. B is a steeper angle Both very simple with flat surfaces on the bottom of the feet. For best performance put some anti slip pads on the feet. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality…
Simple stand for your Loupedeck Live S or Razer Stream "stream deck” device. 35 degree angle. Features: It has some features that might not be obvious: Slot for cable, and also for letting heat out from back Hole for cable Separate base…
Three Piece Dust Cover for the Loupedeck Live Snap-in design. I don't know what to say… it's arguably the best design for the task :)
A couple of stands for the Loupedeck CT controller. B is a steeper angle Both very simple with flat surfaces on the bottom of the feet. For best performance put some anti slip pads on the feet. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality…
Lightweight dust cover for the Loupedeck CT. Can be customized with an SVG graphic using the OrcaSlicer fill settings modifier method demonstrated by Teaching Tech.
Holder to connect loupedeck to a monitor stand
Da das Loupedeck CT leider keine Füßchen zum Schrägstellen hat, habe ich mir einen ergonomischen Stand entwickelt, welcher die Benutzung ungemein erleichtert.
After printing a Kindle Fire stand for my tablet, I realized my Loupedeck editing console almost fits in it. So I made a new version thats a bit wider to hold it. This way you can use a loupedeck and keyboard at the same time and not take…
Needed a mount for my Loupedeck Live/ Razer Stream controller for my sim rig. Needed one that could be adjusted to multiple angles and would bolt to 4080 aluminum extrusion. Hardware needed is M6x16 and M6 sized T-nuts to bolt to the…
Gridfinity dashboard module for loupdeck live Requires interface plates and magnets to connect to a Gridfinity base plate . Requires 3 x dowels, printed straight up, with a brim. Print bracket on the side. No support material needed. You…
Desktop stand for Loupedeck Live. The raised base is optional and the stand is mounted on it after removing the magnetic feet. In addition to the printed parts you need: 4 M3 threaded inserts (+ soldering iron for inserting) 4 M3 screws 2…
holds the Loupedeck CT at around 45 degrese, it can be a very tight fit so resizeing to 101% would allow easyer instal
v1: Used the Sim mount version as it reported being compatible with the Razer Stream Deck - the cut out holes for the rubber feet did not match, so I ended up going for a… v2: Used a more simple base. Interestingly enough I cut this one…
Snap-on short feet model for Loupedeck Live, replacing standard OEM feet.
