rocklabs.rocks Original magnetic dock ↗

New version: works on a flat desk and when suspended ↗

ROUND PUCK / SUSPENDED ATTACHMENT

Along for
the lift.

Your trackpad, attached beside your keyboard. A padded screw clamp, a bolted retaining ring, and a 15° tilt toward your hand. Designed to move with your suspended setup.

New fit prototype · physical load testing needed
Drag to rotate · scroll to zoom

Loading the actual STL files…

Illustrative 35° keyboard tent, with the puck tilted another 15° toward the keyboard. Green: new attachment. Pale: reference Corne and keys. Your suspension hardware is not modeled.

Open viewer ↗
ANGLE TO KEYBOARD15° inward

Fixed in the print · no hinge

KEYBOARD CONNECTION2 clamp bolts

Padded upper and lower case jaws

PUCK RETENTION3 ring bolts

Ø42 mm opening keeps touch area clear

PRINTED PARTS3 pieces

Carrier · upper jaw · retaining ring

01 / BUILT TO COME WITH YOU

Clamp the case. Capture the puck.

Two screws draw padded jaws around the keyboard’s case edge. Reinforced arms carry the angled cradle; a removable ring holds the puck above its supporting shelf. The keyboard’s own suspension mount carries the combined assembly.

The puck stays in its original enclosure, with its feet attached and USB accessible at the rear. Remove the three ring screws to take it out. The attachment extends below the keyboard’s usual feet and is intended for an elevated setup.

02 / FIT YOUR SETUP

A little measuring before the lift.

The default needs an 8.2 mm thick closed case, 56 mm of straight edge, a bare 4 mm top ledge, and 14 mm of clear underside. Print the fit check first and test full key travel, ports, feet, and suspension-mount clearance.

These are configurable fit assumptions. If that ledge or underside space is missing, the default clamp does not fit. Test grip and normal touch pressure close above a soft surface before suspended use; printed strength and long-term holding force are not yet measured.

03 / MAKE THE NEW ONE

A separate attachment. Ready to try.

PETG · 0.20 mm layers · 5–6 walls · inspect carrier supports in your slicer

START HEREFit check ↓

Two real clamp jaws and a puck bore gauge. Check the case, keys, padding, and fastener fit.

STL · three small test pieces AFTER CHECKING THE FITFull attachment ↓

All three final pieces, oriented for printing. Add five bolts, nuts, washers, and rubber pads.

STL · dimensions loading KEEP THE WHOLE KITPrint kit + CAD ↓

Individual STLs, the full plate, fit check, editable STEP files, assembly guide, and dimension report.

ZIP · all manufacturing files

Default hardware: 5 × M3 × 20 mm socket-head bolts, 5 × M3 DIN 934 nuts, 5 × 0.5 mm thick M3 washers, and 0.8 mm firm rubber pads. See the guide for exact dimensions and assembly order.

Individual files, assembly instructions, and checks +

CAD and mesh check results are included with this new design.

Geometry checks include retention stops in all six directions. They do not establish a suspended load rating or physical compatibility with your case.

Print & assembly guide ↗ Carrier STL ↓ Upper jaw STL ↓ Retaining ring STL ↓ Assembly STEP ↓ Dimensions & checks ↗ Fit & angle parameters ↓ CAD generator ↓ Reference attribution ↗