Infokey holder

bvelke · 07-22-2019, 08:37 AM

I wonder if anyone has a bright idea. I'm looking for a way to hold an Infokey steady while I work on its underside with the cover off (to repair broken buttons, replace springs, etc.

I wrote to the person who makes this Infokey protector and asked him if it will hold an Infokey upside-down and if he'd make me one that is flat on the bottom (so I can bolt it to a workbench), rather than molded to fit the Leansteer. But I got no response.

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(The link is https://www.ebay.de/itm/132007011923?ul_noapp=true but it may go obsolete).

FYI, I've tried various clip stands & soldering stations but alligator clips don't typically open wide enough, scratch the Infokey, or don't hold it steady enough. A vise will still let it rotate on one plane.

Does anyone have a 3D printer?

Thanks for any other ideas.

07-22-2019, 08:37 AM	#1
bvelke Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Columbia, MD Posts: 200	Infokey holder I wonder if anyone has a bright idea. I'm looking for a way to hold an Infokey steady while I work on its underside with the cover off (to repair broken buttons, replace springs, etc. I wrote to the person who makes this Infokey protector and asked him if it will hold an Infokey upside-down and if he'd make me one that is flat on the bottom (so I can bolt it to a workbench), rather than molded to fit the Leansteer. But I got no response. s-l1600_b.jpg (The link is https://www.ebay.de/itm/132007011923?ul_noapp=true but it may go obsolete). FYI, I've tried various clip stands & soldering stations but alligator clips don't typically open wide enough, scratch the Infokey, or don't hold it steady enough. A vise will still let it rotate on one plane. Does anyone have a 3D printer? Thanks for any other ideas. __________________ Bob Velke SegTours of Gettysburg, PA To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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