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Desk Grommet Cap with Logitech Unifying Receiver Holder (56 mm twist-lock, keeps the rubber gasket) — zdjęcie 1

Desk Grommet Cap with Logitech Unifying Receiver Holder (56 mm twist-lock, keeps the rubber gasket)

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Replaces the metal cap on a 56 mm desk cable grommet, holds a Logitech Unifying receiver at desk level next to your mous

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My computer is docked too far from my mouse for the Unifying receiver to get a reliable signal. This cap puts the receiver on a USB extension right at the desk surface, pointing at the mouse, without an extra dongle lying on the desk.

It is a drop-in replacement for the metal cap on a 56 mm twist-lock desk grommet of an Autonomous desk. The USB extension's female end slides into a closed tunnel on top. The receiver plugs in through a window at the front, and a lip stops the housing from pulling out when you unplug it. The original rubber gasket slides into a groove in the cap like it does on the metal one. The USB cable goes down through the gasket with the rest of your cables.

Fits:

  • Grommet cap 56 mm diameter, 7.75 mm tall, in a 56.3 mm hole

  • Two twist-lock tabs, 9.2 x 3 x 2 mm, at 90° either side of the gasket opening

  • Rubber gasket 34 x 29.6 x 5 mm with a 1.9 mm tongue around its edge

  • USB-A extension with a 17.2 x 9.3 mm female housing

  • Logitech Unifying receiver (14.2 x 6.2 mm cap)

Your grommet or cable may be different. The parametric Python source is included (manifold3d + trimesh). Every dimension is a named value at the top of the file, so you can enter your own caliper measurements and regenerate the STL.

Install:

  1. Feed the USB housing up through the desk hole and the cap's open cutout.

  2. Fit the gasket around the cables and slide its tongue into the groove.

  3. Slide the USB housing into the tunnel from the back.

  4. Drop the cap in and twist to lock.

  5. Plug in the receiver.

Print settings: PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 20% infill, supports on build plate only. Print it plug-side down as oriented. About 1 h 15 m and 12 g. The tunnel roof bridges without supports. A support XY separation of around 0.8 mm keeps the supports easy to remove.

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