Pico calc rubber feet!

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When I am using my PicoCalc it is always sliding around on hard surfaces. Initially, I got some silicone cupboard bumpers, which were clear and stuck them on the back shell. This made the calculator rather thick for one of my pouches, and I noticed the small feet included in the design.

So I pulled the large larger silicone bumpers off, found a sheet of neoprene sticky back, and use a leather hole punch to create the correct diameter feet, which I inserted into the sculpted feet on the back shelf.

Now it doesn’t slide around! I initially bought the neoprene sticky back to create replacement fee for my Hewlett-Packard restorations. It came in handy with the PicoCalc!

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Coole Idee. Auf Neopren muss man erst mal kommen.

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I had picked up some of these for other purposes a while ago.

So I just added some to the back of the PicoCalc case.

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Not the prettiest, but, really, how often do you look at the back of it? But when I set it down, it does not slide around.

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I haven’t tried this yet, but maybe you could cut the circles out of a rubber balloon.

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Thckness of said ballon :wink:

Might require layers.

Look around house, might be something. Kitchen stores sell high temperature silicon counter mats for cheap which may be thick enough.

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You absolute legend! Thank you for the idea that I’m now totally going to steal. :sweat_smile:

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