Replacement device foot pads for electronics etc.

The soft foot pads on laptops, calculators, etc. tend to fall off with use, abuse, or after removal to access screws for disassembly. If you can not find them, these are simple replacements that you can print. I use old-style rubber cement (e.g. from Elmer's, not 'rubber cement' for fixing tires & inflatables) to attach them. Provided are .stl files for rectangular and circular pads as well as a cadquery python file so you can modify them as you wish. The rectangular pads are sized 10 x 10 mm and the circular ones have a diameter of 10 mm with both pads having a thickness of 2 mm. This should make them easy to scale in a slicer. (If you need an 8 mm circle, 1.2 mm in thickness, scale by 80% in x and y and by 60% in z). As provided, both geometries have a fillet or rounding on one surface. I print these in a soft filament like TPU.

You could create these (maybe minus the rounding) directly in most slicers, but this may be easier.