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I love the designer&#39;s concept. I found the original to be a bit loose for the Apple Pencil. As soon as I tilted my stand, the pencil would slide out of the iClip. I have scaled down the model for a snug fit. It fits well with both the Apple Pencil 1 and Apple Pencil 2.&nbsp;I highly recommend printing this in PETG. It provides a much snugger fit. If you want to print in PLA, I suggest scaling down by another 0.5%-1.0%. &nbsp;I also had trouble cleanly removing the brim in the designer&#39;s original model. I tested numerous ways of printing it with lesser brim to ease brim removal for a cleaner finish. The obvious way would be to lay it flat along a long axis, but one can get a much cleaner print when standing it vertically. I went through various iterations where it toppled over toward the end of the print. I finally hit the sweet spot on the brim. However, on a moving platform (e.g., A1, A1 mini), to be prudent, I recommend printing at 50% speed. If for whatever reason, you find that it still topples over, you can paint on more brim points or just switch the brim to automatic.&nbsp;I tested this on an A1 with a moving platform, and it works.&nbsp;I have manually combined this with <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/817476-elegant-tablet-stand#profileId-1753903">derhein&#39;s Elegant Tablet Stand</a>. (If you have an iPad, look for the iPad version print profile of the tablet stand. In that profile, I have revised the tablet stand model to provide better access to the iPadOS dock at the bottom of the screen.) I simply glued my iClip inside the stand by tucking it into the fold that&#39;s accessible from the front of the stand (with the rounded part of the clip facing front). It fits nicely. And if you center it and match colours, it looks pretty good.

Scaled for tighter fit (with minimal brim for easy removal)

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Introducing the iClip—a sleek, 3D-printed pen holder designed to attach seamlessly to the cover of your iPad or tablet. After printing, simply glue it onto your device’s cover, and you’re all set to keep your pen securely at hand while adding a touch of modern style. Whether you&#39;re a creative professional or a tech enthusiast, the iClip is your perfect accessory for on-the-go convenience.<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>The iClip was born from the frustration of constantly misplacing my Apple Pencil. I envisioned a sleek, 3D-printed pen holder that attaches effortlessly to any tablet cover, blending practicality with style for the modern creative.</boostcontent></boostme>

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