Keyboard and iPad Stand

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This stand was designed to allow a disabled student to use a keyboard comfortably. She cannot type with her fingers, so she uses a stylus held in her mouth to press each key. This stand holds the keyboard at a 25 degree angle and raises the front of the keyboard roughly 2.5 inches so that she no longer has to bend over extremely far to reach the keys, damaging her back. The stand can hold anything from keyboards to iPads. The size is determined by how long of a rod you use. The hole should print .375 inches or 3/8 inches in diameter though the actual model is slightly larger to account for printer error. I used a wooden dowel .375 inches in diameter to add stability while allowing the distance between the stands to be adjusted The current pictures are from an older version. I can't upload pictures for awhile, but you can see the differences. They do not affect performance. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: .2 mm Infill: 10% Notes: Printing both at the same time may lead to some warping, though it does not affect the ability of the stand unless it is really bad.