This versatile mount for the 15 key MK1 or MK2 Elgato Stream Deck allows for multiple angles and positions to fit the ergonomic needs of the user. The mount allows the user to mount their Stream Deck to a number of surfaces (desktop, under the desk, from the back of a monitor, or from a vertical wall) with either the included strong double-sided clear gorilla tape or by using M5 hardware for a more robust fixture. The modular design allows for a huge number of angles, positions, and adjustments that can be made to fit the user's ergonomic needs for their application. You can choose to snug the M5 nuts so that the desired position is held but can still be moved/adjusted on the fly or, you can lock the joints down firmly to hold the set position more permanently. The base plate of the unit is 2 pieces to allow locking angle adjustment secured by M5 screws and thumb nuts for tool-less adjustment. The listing pictures will be updated to show the thumb nuts as the current pictures show a countersunk screw. The base bracket is secured to your desktop with pre-applied, strong double-sided clear gorilla tape but alternatively, can be bolted in place using longer M5-sized screws should you prefer. Included: 2 Part Base with pre-applied double-sided tape to adhere to your desktop 1x Stream Deck Housing/Enclosure 4x 77mm go pro-style hinged arms 1x MK1 or MK2 Faceplate (your choice) 4x M3 x 12mm screws to secure the faceplate 6x M5x20mm screws to assemble the unit 2x M5 thumb-adjustable nuts for the baseplate Tools needed for assembling: (M5 size Allen key not included) Notes: These are 3d printed. High-quality printing is very important to me but these are 3d printed parts and may have visible layer lines and some minor surface inconsistencies. Don't be afraid to apply some torque to the hinges (but not too much). The parts are reinforced with a high-level infill and additional walls in the areas where strength is important. You should be able to lock down the M5 screws and nuts enough so that the unit does not move position when buttons are pressed.