Post by: alexjd99 on Thu, 21 January 2016, 19:22:29
Thingiverse Link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1284812
Pics!
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Post by: domsch1988 on Fri, 22 January 2016, 00:42:39
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
Post by: fknraiden on Fri, 22 January 2016, 01:15:21
I never understood why someone would want to tilt their keyboard that way :eek:
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
cause its better.
My Lightsaver was perfect. I think that was a 11°
Post by: Melvang on Fri, 22 January 2016, 01:40:12
I never understood why someone would want to tilt their keyboard that way :eek:
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
Depending on placement between chair height, keyboard height, and height of the person, it can be more ergonomic than flat or negative tilt. The higher the keyboard is in relation to the body, the more angle is required. The lower it is, the flatter or negative tilt may be needed or wanted.
Post by: alexjd99 on Fri, 22 January 2016, 01:44:40
I agree. Before I had the desk I am currently using, I would always have keyboards flat. Now I can't stand it being flatI never understood why someone would want to tilt their keyboard that way :eek:
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
Depending on placement between chair height, keyboard height, and height of the person, it can be more ergonomic than flat or negative tilt. The higher the keyboard is in relation to the body, the more angle is required. The lower it is, the flatter or negative tilt may be needed or wanted.
Post by: domsch1988 on Fri, 22 January 2016, 01:48:13
Yes, but imho the Desk needs to be so low, that in normal sitting position, your forearms are parallel with the desk. In that position a slight negative tilt is perfect. But that's just me... To each their ownI never understood why someone would want to tilt their keyboard that way :eek:
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
Depending on placement between chair height, keyboard height, and height of the person, it can be more ergonomic than flat or negative tilt. The higher the keyboard is in relation to the body, the more angle is required. The lower it is, the flatter or negative tilt may be needed or wanted.
Post by: alexjd99 on Fri, 22 January 2016, 02:00:34
It definitely is nicer to have a desk like that. I would probably like the negative angle too if I had a desk like that.Yes, but imho the Desk needs to be so low, that in normal sitting position, your forearms are parallel with the desk. In that position a slight negative tilt is perfect. But that's just me... To each their ownI never understood why someone would want to tilt their keyboard that way :eek:
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
Depending on placement between chair height, keyboard height, and height of the person, it can be more ergonomic than flat or negative tilt. The higher the keyboard is in relation to the body, the more angle is required. The lower it is, the flatter or negative tilt may be needed or wanted.
Post by: Melvang on Fri, 22 January 2016, 02:03:59
Yes, but imho the Desk needs to be so low, that in normal sitting position, your forearms are parallel with the desk. In that position a slight negative tilt is perfect. But that's just me... To each their ownI never understood why someone would want to tilt their keyboard that way :eek:
None the less, good work. Every second post i read makes me want a 3D Printer even more... This Forum turns out to be quiet an expensive website :))
Depending on placement between chair height, keyboard height, and height of the person, it can be more ergonomic than flat or negative tilt. The higher the keyboard is in relation to the body, the more angle is required. The lower it is, the flatter or negative tilt may be needed or wanted.
A lot of people don't get that luxury.
Post by: iss on Fri, 22 January 2016, 06:24:18
Post by: alexjd99 on Fri, 22 January 2016, 11:37:40
How are you attaching the feet?I just used some hot glue. I didn't think it would be that strong at first, but when I needed to readjust one, it took a lot of force to pull it off.