Framework Laptop Expansion Card for holding the Stylus
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This is an expansioncard for the framework laptops, which has a C-Clip (or U-Clip, idrk tbh) to hold the Stylus.
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This is an addon to the expansion card for the framework laptops, which can hold the stylus. This is especially useful for the laptop 12, as you will usually use a stylus with that one.
The Clip:
The clip is rather sturdy and relatively tight for the stylus. The inner radius is with 9.9mm a tenth of a millimeter smaller than the 10mm radius of the stylus itself and the opening is just 106°. This means it won't be coming off by itself so easily. It is still relatively easy to remove and put in by hand, though.
Material:
I used PLA, which works fine. I don't know how it will hold up in the long run, as PLA is a rather stiff material. But after a few uses, it is holding up nicely. I would probably recommend printing it in PETG or ABS/ASA, if you want to make sure that it will hold up a longer time (these are also a bit more flexible, which is usually a good thing for clips).
Printing:
I printed it standing on it's side (so the clip is like a tower). That way, the clip has maximum strength, as the layer lines are orthogonal to the stress the clip experiences when the stylus is put it.
I used support on the inside, as the side, which is now at the top, bridges quite a lot with some overhangs even on top or inside those bridges. I supported all the flat surfaces on the top side. No supports in the small overhandy of the gaps in the underside.
This way it turned out fine.
Second Change:
Another Change that I made has to do with the locking mechanism of the expansioncard itself. I made the bumps, which slide behind the arm that's coming up and down in the laptop, a bit higher. So the arm will be more secure behind it.
When first putting it in, it didn't work properly for me, still. Though after playing around a bit (pushing it in hard or tilting it) at some point the arm snapped behind it. And in subsequent tries it worked much easier, usually only needing a little push. (I would recommend putting the card next to it out, as well, so you can observe the arm better. Understand the mechanism and fiddle around a bit, and you will probably get it right).