MX AnyAngle – Counterbalanced 360° Tilt Cradle for Logitech MX Mechanical
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Counterbalanced tilting cradle: lock your MX Mechanical at any angle in 7.5° steps on a 16 mm tube or arm.
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WHO IT HELPS
Mouthstick and head-pointer users (tetraplegia, ALS, SMA), people typing in bed or from a wheelchair: they need the keyboard steeply angled in front of the face, which no desk stand provides.
HOW IT WORKS
Two cradles slide onto the ends of the keyboard and pivot on an axis passing through the keyboard's centre of gravity. The keyboard is therefore balanced at any angle: the knob holds almost no load.
ANGLE LOCKING
Vernier lock in 7.5° steps:
- 24 holes in the cradle hub, every 15°;
- 2 holes in the arm, offset by 187.5°;
- a printed pin locks the chosen position.
The keyboard sweeps a radius of about 68 mm and the tube sits 80 mm from the pivot, so it can rotate a full 360° without touching the tube.
ENGINEERING DETAILS
- Cradle pocket generated from the official Logitech CAD file (0.25 mm clearance).
- Captive M6 nut, large Ø36 knobs.
- Arms clamp onto a 16 mm tube with an M4 pinch bolt.
- Fully parametric Fusion 360 file.
PRINTED PARTS
Cradle L/R, Arm L/R, Knob ×2, Lock pin ×2.
HARDWARE
- 16 mm aluminium tube or wooden dowel (about 470 mm).
- 2 × M6×30 bolts + 2 × M6 nuts.
- 2 × M4×25 bolts + nuts.
- To mount it: a standard photo super clamp on the tube, then your arm or wheelchair mount.
STATUS
CAD concept, not yet test-printed.
IMAGES
All pictures are Fusion 360 renders of the CAD model. I did not have time or access to a physical Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard to photograph prints, so the hand, hook and mouthstick shown are illustrative stand-ins, not real photos.