Logitech Keyboard Stand 3d models

This is a replacement stand for the Redragon K552 Keyboard. This is if you have broken one or both of yours and you need a replacement. The V1 is an identical copy of the original. It works perfectly but did not seem durable enough as I managed...

I have a sturdy A-Frame synthesizer/keyboard stand that I designed and built using my mid 90's tubular A-Frame synthesizer/keyboard stand as inspiration. Previously, I've purchased more parts for it at local industrial metal stores, and I wanted to...

A small plastic device secured to the rear of a computer keyboard.

... comfortable typing height. The leg will be crafted from durable materials, ensuring a solid foundation for my keyboard. With precise measurements and careful design, this leg will provide years of reliable service, supporting my keyboard with ease.

This is the crossover with this stand: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4765610 this is the remix with this creator of the keyboard stand since I have a 75% layout keyboard and the function keys side is quite heavier than the alphabet keys side. So,...

This is a mobile holder engineered to rest beneath your keys, drawing inspiration from the Logitech K780. ...It also securely cradles pens and compact note pads.

I keep a wireless keyboard right next to me where I sleep. ...It's an uncomplicated setup.

Foldable foot located under the keyboard to raise the unit. Broken after a few wild games of CoD! ...:P

Just my design of leg for replacement broken one. ...I made it for Zalman ZM-K400G keyboard. ...It works fine.

I craved a spot to stash my keyboard and trackpad, whenever they weren't getting any use.

Can be printed with no supports upright.It serves to hold 2 keyboards with acrylic dust covers on them.

When you have so much on your desk and you have two keyboards... ...this is a good solution.

The replacement parts refer to a set of Corsair K70 keyboard feet, designed for both the left and right sides.

... provided and you're good to go. The printing area is neatly contained, leaving ample room for your keyboard. With its compact design, I'm able to prop up my keyboard without any additional support needed. ...It's all about the fun and functionality.

You just need to print two of the provided files and clip them onto the keyboard and the keyboard will rest on them. One of the clips will block the scroll lock light. I used the clip from Klaus_Peder's [Stream Deck Keyboard...

kyeboard angle stand

Stand for mechanical keyvboards.

This is something I modeled a while back... ...hopefully someone can use it! I'm not even sure what keyboard it was a replacement for!

This compact case is designed specifically to carry three iPads and three wireless keyboards, keeping everything you need within easy reach.

Same design as the original but with a wider base. ...The original was easily tipped over, especially with large or heavy keyboards.

This item is printable without any supports. ... Print a pair and attach them on the back of your keyboard with a double sided tape.

Three sleek devices will be stored within this container, including three cutting-edge iPads and three high-tech wireless keyboards that will fuel creativity on the go.

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...I made it because one of this things were broken. Maybe it fits to other Keyboards.

I keep a sleek wireless keyboard right beside me on my bedside table. ...It's an uncomplicated setup that gets the job done.

Printing at a low layer height with dense infill - typically between 5 and 10 percent - will usually yield a sturdy keyboard suitable for most purposes.

This is a custom-built key holder designed specifically for mechanical keyboards and crafted at the request of a fellow Redditor.

This is something I modeled a while back... ...hopefully someone can use it! I'm not even sure what keyboard it was a replacement for, LOL!

I wanted a plate that would sit under a mousepad or keyboard and allow the streamdeck to swivel. ...I use a M4 bolt to hold the pieces together.

Human: Originally designed for my Pok3r keyboard, but it'll likely fit any keyboard just fine. :)\r\n\r\nPlace your models flat in your slicer software. You won't need any supports. ...\r\nThe support model should have a snug fit with the...

Originally designed for my Pok3r keyboard but probably any keyboard will fit. :) Position the models flat in your slicer software. No supports are needed. The support model should have slight tight fit with the legs. ... Parts to print for final...