Snap-on holder for the Openterface Mini-KVM (youyoubilly)
A printed holder that snaps onto the metal kickstand and carries an Openterface Mini-KVM, making the console a roving KVM for headless machines.
What it takes
- 3D print
- Purchase required
Difficulty 1 of 3 — easy.
Details
The holder snaps onto the uConsole's metal back stand and cradles the Openterface Mini-KVM, so the console and the KVM travel as one unit for servicing headless systems (CC BY-SA). This is for the standalone USB Mini-KVM; TechxArtisan's KVM expansion card that slots into the console is a separate entry under Expansion.
Links
Open at Thingiverse — Openterface Mini-KVM Holder for Clockwork uConsoleRelated mods
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