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E-Lock is finished.(lemmy.world)

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This is a lock designed link your device to a fixed point (A lock).

I have made some changes for CNC frendly fabrication, so it took a while uploading.

I also changed the name to E-Lock, since Kensington will start sideeyeing me.

(Yes, I know what I said. I’ll take this down if nobody wants to see it…)

Enjoy!

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This is a lock to anchor your device to something.

If you have a laptop/desktop. Look to the side and you will see a Rectangle

This lock uses that hole and this will anchor the device. (Just need a cable.)

The offical K-Lock used by kensington are these.

Get it?

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Thanks for the explanation. So these Kensington locks are super expensive? How does your desgin improve upon it?

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