Phone keyboard mount parametrized

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A customizable mount for a phone to be attached to any keyboard out there. Can be tricky to find the right sizing and angles. So I've put here two SCAD files. The first is mound.scad, which you can use to make a universal mount for more or less any keyboard out there. You will need nuts and bolts (in case you want them printed - take the [NutJOB](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647) thingy) and that will greatly help you to define the exact thickness of the keyboard and the angles between the parts of the mount. Once done with the measurements you'll be able to use the mount_single_piece.scad to print two solid stands for the exact keyboard. Do not rush it and print just one (and maybe even only half-height) to check if it fits your keyboard tight enough, before doing the final print. Added two example STL files for the Logitech k380 and Logitech internet 350 keyboards. (Photos of the mounts are of them). Printing: I printed it pretty light, with just 10% infill. That's enough for a phone, but isn't too hard - I tested one of the prints and was able to break it with bare hands. But the project was as simple as possible. If you want it to be harder - add the infill and "wideness" parameter. Overall - no rounded corners or beautiful designs, logos or texts - it is all up to you. I just wanted a thing that works. Was surprised there isn't much of alike mounts here on thingiverse. By playing with the angles and sizes you can make a universal stand for e.g. a table, a shelve or e.g. a mount to the car dashboard sun-visor. Hint: if your phone (or the mount itself) is not holding right and tends to move - use some ribbons on the mount, it will make the mount less slippery. UPD: Added simple_table_stand.stl - by printing it you can make a very simple stand for a phone or book on your table. Also added an example - simple_table_mount.stl - to make a mount on the edge of a table or shelve.