A clean, sculptural pair of stands that lifts your keyboard to a more comfortable working height — perfect for stacking a secondary keyboard behind your primary one, or simply raising your daily driver for better wrist posture and quicker desk access.

The wedge profile is finished with an internal X‑brace pattern that keeps the part rigid and visually interesting while shaving print time and filament. Soft rounded corners and a subtle integrated lip on the back catch the keyboard so it stays exactly where you put it.

Highlights

• Stable, rigid wedge — triangular cross‑bracing keeps the print torsion‑free even on slim 3 mm walls
• Back lip retainer — your keyboard's rear edge clicks into a shallow channel so it can't slide off
• Comes in a pair — print one set of two for any standard keyboard width
• Print‑friendly — flat bottom face, no supports required, fast and forgiving
• Pure aesthetic — looks intentional on the desk, not "3D printed"

Why you'll want one

• Place your secondary keyboard / numpad behind the main one without it disappearing visually
• Add a gentle ergonomic tilt to a flat board that doesn't have feet you actually trust
• Raise the keyboard a few centimetres for a quick wrist‑relief reset during long sessions
• Easy way to stash a spare keyboard on display rather than in a drawer

Specs

• Footprint per stand: ~150 × 30 mm
• Stand height: ~65 mm
• Tilt angle: ~6.5°
• Recommended for keyboards 280 mm wide and up (full‑size, TKL, 75%, 60% — all fit)
• Print time: ~3 h per stand on a 0.2 mm layer (Bambu X1/A1/P1, similar on Prusa/Voron)

Suggested print settings

• Material: PLA, PETG or ASA — all work great. The renders are PLA in white.
• Layer height: 0.2 mm (0.16 mm for a slightly smoother top surface)
• Walls: 3 perimeters
• Infill: 15 % gyroid is plenty — the X‑brace does most of the work
• Supports: none needed
• Orientation: flat bottom face on the build plate, exactly as in the model