Old IBM Keyboard 3d models

A wall mount for keyboards that is compatible to [Tesa Powerstrip](https://www.tesa.com/de-de/buero-und-zuhause/befestigen-aufhaengen/powerstrips) so it can be mounted without screws. v3 is a bit longer for higher keyboards. ...v2 can be used for flat...

This design breaks down into three distinct components: the base unit, a sleek black piano keyboard section, and an elegant white keyboard portion. ...The genius behind this innovative layout lies in its modularity - allowing users to print each...

... 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.

Replacement foot for ACER keyboard, likely compatible with other keyboards as well, but exact compatibility is uncertain. Printing time at 0.2mm resolution averages around 10 minutes, making it worth trying out. ... The replacement foot I found was...

... keyboard broke. ... She *really* wants the keyboard at an angle when she's typing, so I printed a couple of replacement feet which work great. "Happy wife, happy life!" I also have no idea if these are "standard" across Logitech keyboards or not.

... a K400 variant I think. I just stenciled the footprint of the keyboard on some paper and from those dimensions made this holder. ...The width is a couple of mm too wide and could be adjusted for a better fit, but the keyboard will stay in its place.

The boat that is the 3DConnexion keyboard has a bit of flex in the middle of the keyboard, mainly in the macro section. This supports the keyboard by the wire connection to eliminate flex. ... (a little tolerance added to allow for double sided tape...

this amazing model can be printed and assembled into a working keyboard, or used as a starting point for building your own customised mechanical keyboard. ...If this is your very first time printing and handwiring a mechanical keyboard, check out this...

Replacement Keyboard Foot for My Dell Keyboard at Work I've Found a Perfect Match. Measured and Replicated with Unparalleled Accuracy, This Foot Fits Like a Charm. Dell Replacement Keyboard Foot Supports the Recommended Standard. ...It's a Game-Changer...

A gamer's primary concern is a lightning-fast and precise typing experience, making a high-quality gaming keyboard an essential tool for dominating the digital realm. For those whose main focus lies within Blender, however, a keyboard that caters to...

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...

The link to that instructable can be found at http://www.instructables.com/id/Mini-USB-Keyboard-with-a-7-Microcontroller/?ALLSTEPS. ...I sourced the switches and caps from...

... phone stand that allows it to sit over a keyboard. ...I primarily designed it to allow the keyboard to slide under it to make more room in front of the keyboard. ...It should work with most phones and it also works with most tablets or e-readers.

... ...I'm unsure of the exact model of keyboard, so I'd advise checking out the model against your own keyboard's foot if you have one. ...If not, it's an extremely compact and rapidly printed part, making it no big deal if it doesn't fit perfectly.

I have reversed engineering stl of the turtle.And I drawed the base of the stand which for touch the keyboard.I design it 30 degree for fit the angle of keyboard and desk,so it used very steady. ...It printed with PLA+,so it strong enough to type code...

... Afternoon Labs. ... Allows you to carry the keyboard with all the keys and electronics protected from damage.https://afternoonlabs.com/breeze/https://github.com/afternoonlabs/breeze-contribshttps://keeb.io/products/afternoon-labs-breeze-keyboard-kit

I have reversed engineering stl of the right hand,and flip it like left.And I drawed the base of the stand which for touch the keyboard.I design it 30 degree for fit the angle of keyboard and desk,so it used very stable. ...It printed with PLA+,so the...

A G15 keyboard keycap is the subject of this clip, along with potential compatibility with other keyboards for which an update may be provided. Due to a broken one, the model was created using Sketchup. ...It was then printed on a Solidoodle 2 and...

I created a custom keyboard stand/foot to replace the one that broke off from my Trust keyboard. I'm not sure if this design will work with other keyboards, but it should be compatible with most standard layouts. ...The infill on this model is set at...

Designed for the Corne keyboard, this case is quite slim and best suits a keyboard with low profile rubber feet (maybe around 2mm), if any. ... It shouldn't allow the keyboard to fall out, but I've added grooves for you to reliably stretch rubber bands...

This is a custom-designed wireless keyboard holder tailored specifically for the Carisaire K85 wireless keyboard. It's perfect for use with an 18mm tray, ensuring a snug and secure fit. Two pieces are required to effectively hold a standard-sized...

I have reversed engineering stl of the right hand,and flip it like left.And I drawed the base of the stand which for touch the keyboard.I design it 30 degree for fit the angle of keyboard and desk,so it used very stable. ...It printed with PLA+,so the...

I needed a wrist rest for my keyboards that are only 40% of a full keyboard layout. So, I created one myself. As an absolute newcomer to both 3D design and printing, this project is about as straightforward as it gets. ...However, I find it surprisingly...

... of them: one for each side, one for the center. ...I secured the keyboard in place with rubber bands to prevent it from sliding on the desk. This brought the keyboard to the same height and angle as a standard keyboard. ...A Freecad file is available.

This clip revolutionizes the Microsoft Universal Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard by transforming it into a fully functional keyboard that can be held securely in one hand or even both hands. ...The original keyboard's excessive foldability made it...

Custom Ergonomic Keyboard Adapter for Logitech Craft Keyboard I'm thrilled to share my creation, a precision-crafted adapter designed specifically for the Logitech Craft Keyboard. I've been using this keyboard and was looking for an upgrade, so I...

For a remote-control ground station, I found that adding a slant to keyboard made for more comfortable keyboard input. The project has 3 printable pieces that are held that are aligned on a 1/16” x ¾” x 9” aluminum backbone. The keyboard holding...

Just another mini keyboard skin/wall holder but this one fits my generic 'ebay special' keyboard. There are no marking, names or serial numbers on the keyboard to try and help you identify it so its down to looking at the pictures to see if its...

I was super frustrated with how my Wireless Magic Keyboard w/ Numpad lay flat on my desk, so I took charge and designed a model that lets the keyboard stand upright. It's been performing flawlessly for me and makes typing a whole lot easier. If you...

... wire through a hole in the model and adjusted its length until it felt right. Now, instead of placing the foldable keyboard on a table, I can use it directly on my legs. ... Using two of these keyboards is convenient, but four would be even better.