Keychron K4 Wrist Rest (printed and laser cut)

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Keychron K4 is a great mechanical Keyboard but as soon as I go it I realized that the height was really hurting my wrists. So I designed this wrist rest that uses a combination of 3D printed parts on my Ender 3 and different kinds of wood and acrylic (both 1/8in sheets) laser cut on my Glowforge laser cutter. I'm also using M3 heatsets and 6mm long M3 countersunk screws from from McMaster: https://www.mcmaster.com/94180a331 https://www.mcmaster.com/92125a126 Since I wanted my screws to be flush with the plates on the top and the bottom, I used countersunks which means I'll have to go at it with 90deg drill bit and create that countersunk in each plate. I already had acrylic sheets but I got some really nice sheets of wood from the link below: https://ocoochhardwoods.com/scroll-saw-lumber/ I did an earlier version of this and printed but since I have a limited amount of wood stock I decided to redesign till I was more satisfied with it and reprint all the parts. I'm not done with building the new design so there might be some changes to the design once I try putting it together. I've provided the SolidWorks and STEP files in case anyone wants to make improvements to the design. I'd love to see how it could get better so please share your Remix of this design + file that others can also work with and not just the STL!