When I have my cheap-o $5 amazon USB-HDMI video capture card plugged into my desktop with the HDMI cord, it tends to droop under the weight of the cable and cause intermittent issues. This slides on to the capture card and just gives a larger surface to hold itself up against a PC with. It doesn't fix the droop issue 100%, but by my estimation probably more than 50% of the way there, and it does fix my intermittent drop-out problem, so as far as I'm concerned, it does its job.

Generic USB-HDMI Video Capture Port Stabilizer

V3USB-HDMIVideoCaptureEnforcer.obj

just a little plate to keep the bare circuit board of my sweet 16 a little bit better protected

1UPKeyboards Sweet 16 Baseplate

V2Sweet16Base.obj

Modeled up this bad boy. They're like 10 bucks on amazon, or 20 at MicroCenter. Got as close as I could with calipers and OnShape. Accuracy is probably +/- 0.1 if I had to guess, definitely more than good enough for modeling anything 3D-printing related (FDM at least). Trying to see how reliable I can make these things in the best-case scenario, so I've modeled up a "strengthener" for the device so it doesn't sag and bend the USB connector under the weight of a long or heavy HDMI cable. That will be posted soon!

HDMI Video Capture Dongle

HDMI Video Capture Dongle Model.obj

Command strip mounted wall mount for the Backbone controller. Works with both the V1 and V2 controller (USB-C or Lightning) and fits in between all the standard adapters that might be installed in the controller. Provides enough distance from the wall so the controller doesn't hit it. Slides in very nice and snug. Print sideways, so its all just one profile all the way up. No supports necessary.

Backbone Controller Wall Mount

BackboneWallMount.obj

This is a box that will take 4x Banana Jacks, to be wired together with thick gauge tinned bus wire, and then ran out the box via a (also adequately thick gauge) cable which can be attached to a ground point, either via a wall outlet or metal piping.

Notice: I am not a professional electrician or EE, just a hobbyist. By no means do I condone the use of this device anywhere near line voltage, or with anything that could conceivably be considered "high voltage" in any regard. Use yr noggins!

V1 doesn't have a hole for the cable (my mistake, but might be helpful to someone)

Grounding Box (Banana Jack)

GroundboxV2

Mounted on any corner of any cabinet, this piece provides a place for a magnet to hold the cabinet shut. I measured the hole on the model and it appears to be 18x5, although the magnet I used measures closer to 17.9x4.9. It was a circular black style one, not neodymium, although I'm sure you could find one in the right size if you wanted to make it stronger.

Cabinet Corner Magnet Mount

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