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Boogie Board VersaNotes Stylus Holder

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A holder for your Boogie Board VersaNotes Stylus!

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This is a holder for the Boogie Board VersaNotes stylus (model WT20225). It is made with a flat back to make attaching it to surfaces with double-sided tape easy! I also made a little indentation so that the spring in the QuickClear™ Eraser wouldn't get worn out from constantly being compressed.

You can of course use it with almost any pen or stylus with a maximum diameter of 12mm, but it's designed around the VersaNotes stylus, so your mileage may vary.

You may need to scale it up by a few percent depending on how accurate your printer is, as it's a somewhat snug fit (I did not need to scale it up on my MK3S, but the stylus sits snug enough that it doesn't fall out when turned upside-down).

 

Printing instructions

  • Print it upright (likely the same way as it's oriented when you import it into your slicer) for the best results
  • I would recommend using a brim if you're unsure if it'll stick to the bed during printing (printing with PLA on the smooth build plate worked without issues on my MK3S+)

 

Post-Processing

This will depend on your printer, but generally it should be the same as with any other print:

  • Remove stringing and blobs, especially on the inside, so you don't damage your Stylus
  • If needed, sand the flat back so that your double-sided tape sticks to it better

 

I was thinking of making a variant with holes in the back for two or three 10mm magnets, but I scrapped it as I believe they wouldn't be strong enough to not glide around on the surface it's attached to. Though, I have uploaded the FreeCAD file as well as a STEP file to make modifications as easy as possible, so feel free to make a remix!

I recommend using “nano tape” or something similar as it seems to damage the surface you attach it to less than typical double-sided tape, but you can use whatever you want of course!

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