Keebio Iris Keyboard Wrist Rests
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I wasn't really happy with how the existing wrist rests fit the 3D printed case, so I made my own :D
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When I started using my new Iris I realized that the added height from the official 3D printed case available in https://github.com/keebio/iris-case made it slightly less comfortable than it would've been if I had kept it low profile. I tried searching for available wrist rests for it but nothing satisfactory came up so I went ahead and designed my own.
I printed them with a 0.6mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height, but this should be easily printable with a 0.4mm nozzle. Since they're angled up by 7 degrees, I'd recommend printing them laying down on the angled face (the default orientation when importing them) to avoid having to rest your hand on the rough surface that the layer stepping will create. Don't ask me how I know… :D.
You'll probably want to add some rubber feet to them to avoid having the wrist rests slipping around. Be careful to not use very tall ones or the wrist rest will be too high.
I'm not uploading the planets design for now since I traced it from MiTo's Godspeed keycaps and I wouldn't want to infringe his copyright. If he ever gives me explicit permission I'll update the model.