Ergonomic Mouse Pad with optional Silicone Coating (Form included)

Ergonomic Mouse Pad with optional Silicone Coating (Form included)

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This is an ergonomic mousepad which i created in order to preserve my joints. I increased the weight as it need to stand alone without further nobs on the bottom. I added around 300g of moulding clay when i was around 20% into print. i just stopped the print and used my fingers and a scraper in order to push the clay into the holes of the structure, then i just continued the print. This was actually pretty good working, no problems with the nozzle at all. The clay will need some time to harden so you have plenty of time to continue the print. The weight turns out to be perfect. The Pad does not move at all, the bottom side is clean and flat. I also uploaded a moulding pan for silicone coating. The assembly is a step file so you can change it how ever you like. It is meant to have a 5mm layer of coating. You would need to take the holders, glue them onto the pad. Then you can pour silicone into the moulding pan, and press the mousepad with the holders into it. I also made a version without the notch if you are using a wireless mouse. Let me know how you like it.

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