Logitech G19 gaming Keyboard 3d models

Legs for Logitech keyboard k270. Nothing really much more to it. I've included the step file if you would like to make them longer. I printed at 0.28 in PETG because thats what my slicer was set to and what filament i already had loaded. ...Should be...

The Logitech MX3200 Keyboard features two fold-out feet for adjustable typing angles; however, one of mine broke. To fix it, I copied the other foot's design, mirrored it, and printed a replacement. ...For better durability, print the new foot on its...

Replacement leg for logitech keyboard K220 K360 K260 K270 K275 K235, maybe others.You might have to print 2 of them to replace both legs. ...(Maybe it is not 100% identical to the original)I printed without supports and it clicked into place perfectly.

This is a replacement leg for a Logitech K120 keyboard. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: This doesn't matter. Supports: No, this option will not be used. Resolution: The printer resolution is set to 0.2 millimeters. ...Infill: The infill density...

A Replacement Foot for Keyboard Logitech K200 Users Print Settings to Consider Rafts are not an option, leaving your print free from unnecessary supports. Supports are also not necessary, allowing you to focus on the end result. Resolution is set...

I've been using my Logitech LX-700 keyboard for years, but one day I noticed that one of its legs had broken off. Instead of buying a new keyboard or wasting money on replacement parts, I decided to try my hand at 3D printing the leg myself. It's a...

I modified the .stl file and just shrunk down the length of the stand to match the stand that is on my logitech keyboard. This one is a little shorter in length than Q8Khajah's. It's not super good looking in orange, but I happened to have loads of...

I'm in need of a replacement for my Logitech Wave keyboard's 4th foot, but I only found larger models here, which won't fit perfectly. To get around this issue, I quickly created a substitute based on the existing foot, taking care to capture its...

One of the 4° feet for my Logitech Wave keyboard was missing, and the other models I found here were for the bigger foot. I quickly designed this based off the foot I had, although it's not a perfect copy; some of the aesthetic features aren't on...

I designed this replacement foot for my Logitech keyboard last year as an alternative to the standard 8th foot. My model is K220, but I believe other models use similar components. Today, the replacement broke and I reprinted it, making sure to...

After I broke the stand from my Logitech G915 Keyboard (don't want to talk about) I haven't found any design for this model. So I made my own. I haven't done the 4° parts as I think nobody really needs them. The stands are fully collapsible if...

Here is a rewritten version of the text: Designing a keyboard clip for the Logitech G15 Version 2, featuring an orange backlight, requires speed and precision. The clips fit perfectly in place, even though they cannot be folded inward - a minor...

Remix of "Q8Khajah"'s logitech keyboard stand. I reused the rubber feet from the broken stock logitech keyboard stands and just reattached them to the ones I printed. I used krazy glue to secure the feet more permanently to the printed keyboard...

A replacement foot for keayboard logitech k200

This is a cellphone holder, add-on gadget, for the Logitech G513 keyboard. This holder can only be screwed on the G513 keyboard's HTC Vive Tracker port (a project which never materialised). A printable M6 screw is included with the holder. The...

This keyguard is for the Logitech Wired iPad Keyboard. ...If you'd like to make changes to the design, use the designer here: https://volksswitch.org/index.php/volks-devices/keyguards-for-ipad-keyboards/ Print Settings Printer: Artillery Sidewinder X2...

I Am Very Excited to Share This New Keyboard Accessory with You - The Logitech Elite Keyboard Foot Replacement is Here! Follow These Easy Steps: 1. Unbox the Package: Take out the newly printed plastic piece carefully. 2. Place on Keycap Row: Align...

After I broke the stand from my Logitech G915 Keyboard (don't want to talk about) I haven't found any design for this model. So I made my own. I haven't done the 4° parts as I think nobody really needs them. The stands are fully collapsible if...

Logitech G105 Keyboard is optimized for high-performance typing. Key Specifications: File Formats: The model is exportable in two file formats. - Cinema 4D (.C4D): Camera and light effects are included as standard; the Vray material library also...

A 3D model of a Corsair gaming keyboard.

RGB Gaming Keyboard. ...This 3D keyboard model is created in Blender 2.9 . It is modern and elegant RGB Gaming PC keyboard. ...This is a simple keyboard with no comlex hardcore meshes involved.

K330 keyboard leg. ...Printed on my Ender 3 V2 with no supports and fits perfectly.

This design is the foot for the wireless keyboard. ...I printed with 13% infill.

The cover from jcw161 didn't fit properly to my keyboard, so I've created a new one a little bit bigger. ...Check the picture from the keyboard in case you have a version of the k400 model like mine.

Upgrading the stability and mobility of your Logitech MX5500 mouse is now easier than ever. ...The high-quality replacement legs ensure precise movement and durability, extending the life of your device.

Hi fuccking gamers, this is a leg for your keyboard, say me "thank's Geeno" and I say you "bless you, fangul a mamt!"

I need to get some replacement keys for my keyboard. ...The brand-new set is slightly higher than the previous one.

I modeled my flipout feet for the keyboard, making sure to clearly mark left and right. The clips fit perfectly into the keyboard, offering a secure hold. ...I've included a step-by-step guide so you can easily make any necessary adjustments.

Remix of [Keyboard Foot](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14177) With 6mm and 7mm extras. Don't close properly but required that size to fit a set up. ...I thought it might be of interest to other users.

To prevent the frequent malfunctioning of foot components in my keyboard, I've opted to create replacements by 3D printing them with the finest settings (0.2mm). ...Simply snap these new parts securely into position for seamless use.