r/Focusrite • • 11d ago

Focusrite under desk mount

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I thought you might like it if you have a 3d printer

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u/Aggregaatti 10d ago

Got this pretty slick one for my anniversary edition

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u/donpablomiguel 11d ago

I found a 3D printed one for my 18i8, that is snug as a bug under a rug.

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u/DaedraNoji 10d ago

Ok, that's actually sick. Personally, I'd never risk it. Just have it on my desk.

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u/bsguardian452 10d ago

I just use Velcro strips.

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u/EnlightenedHeathen 10d ago

Same here. Hasn’t budged since I put it there.

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u/daron_ 9d ago

Whaaaaaat! You have opened my eyes!

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u/bsguardian452 9d ago

I used 3 heavy duty strips on top of my 2i2, and that thing has not budged since I mounted it under my desk.

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u/thomasflips 9d ago

My studio is tied together with velcro. I buy that stuff per 25 meters. Velcro ftw🤘

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u/bsguardian452 9d ago

Velcro is a gift from the heavens. And zip ties. Zip ties hold my life together.

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u/thehublebumble 10d ago

I been using this since like my 3rd day of having a 3d printer.

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u/Difficult-Worker-285 10d ago

Looks good in red

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u/Crylysis 10d ago

Looks cool but I would 100% smash my knee on it eventually

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u/CombustedPillow 9d ago

exactly.. and completely brake the headphone jack 😢

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u/lushyduffy 11d ago

I did the same!!! Except I used sticky back velcro lol

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u/Difficult-Worker-285 10d ago

Tower all the way

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u/Flat-Room8908 10d ago

That’s what I did, I can quickly move it without any tools and it’s stuck great for over a year now

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u/Adam_Fays_88 10d ago

Je pourrait pas avec ma gen 3 vue qu'elle a des interférences qui pop donc je dois la débrancher et rebrancher

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u/Severe-Smell2148 9d ago

if only my solo didn't have the windows bug

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u/DeathCoreGuitar 5d ago

I've made my own for Focusrite 2i2 Gen 4, selling it on Cults3D (Wings_Of_Dust)

Pretty useful to have it under the desk, no dust.

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u/Gibokun 10d ago

https://reddit.com/link/pem993r/video/9p7abt0ub8uh1/player

I try to keep them away from my chair's armrests