Clips to hold oscilloscope probes to side of scope

To hold my scope probes so they don't clutter my workspace I made a clip that fits to the left-hand side of my Hantek DSO2D15 oscilloscope. Can be used for other scopes too, it fits the Hantek's PP150B probe and the P6100 probes commonly available online (as shown in the picture)

To be useful, the scope should really be raised a bit so the cables are more out of the way. I used to use a shelf but now use a converted monitor stand. This frees up the area under the scope for work or the cables. You can just loop the cables around the probe too.

The clips can be mounted in other places or to other scopes if you simply cut the two little protrusions off and use double sided tape or another method to hold it in place. Alternatively, you can use the step file and make your own latching system to hold it or use the "square version which has no ribs and a smaller inside fillet. You'll need glue or double-sided tape to stick these to the edge of the instrument (power supply in my case), I use velcro to be able to replace it as needed.

For the Hantek scope, the two ribs that prevent the clip from falling off are at a 3° angle so they will only fit to the one side of the scope. For the right-hand side, I made a mirror version, both fit snugly.

Depending on your print, the two hooks that hold the clip down may be slightly long making it difficult to attach to the scope, I had to trim about 0.4mm off the tips so they still clip in and hold the clip in place firmly.