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Maps for a hip replacement implant were specifically designed to fit inside the pelvis bone. Two separate objects were modeled: the Implant and the Legs. The Implant features four distinct maps, including BaseColor, Metallic, Roughness, Normal, and...

Replacement Foot for Logitech Keyboard K120 - A Perfect Match for Your Favorite Keyboards Replace your worn-out keyboard foot with this exact replacement part, designed specifically for the Logitech Keyboard K120. ...The part is crafted to provide a...

Base height increased by 20 cm-The legs now raise the TV a total of 7 cm. The section that interfaces with the TV is unchanged. NOTE: After a year, a leg snapped off during moving from my dorm. If you move your TV frequently, I would recommend...

Longer legs for Dell keyboard. A bit higher than original ones and rubbers from originals fit perfectly. ... Note: I designed and tested it for mine which has a model name "KB216"

Longer legs for Dell keyboard. A bit higher than original ones and rubbers from originals fit perfectly. ... Note: I designed and tested it for mine which has a model name "KB216"

This is a brand new replacement foot designed specifically to fit the VMQ-28 keyboard.

Replacement foot (replacement feet) for Dell keyboard model RT7D50. FreeCAD file provided. ... Use 100% infill, for strength.

My changes are in keyboard_legs_dan.scad, and Keybaord_Legs.STL is the original. This was done for a friend; they printed it and seem to work well. ...For both versions, a very light sanding of the "nubs" may help them seat better, depending on your...

Get a replacement tilt leg for your trusty Logitech keyboard, model K235 or MK235, at an unbeatable price - just $7.99 less on eBay when you buy two!

This is a replacement foot for my Steelseries Apex Gaming Keyboard. ... Tested, Working with a Lolzbot TAZ in PLA.

Those keyboard replacements stand for Logitech's G15 model. ...I designed them to mirror the originals exactly.

I built a straightforward substitute for my Motospeed Mechanical Keyboard foot after it broke and I replaced it.

If your children accidentally damaged the legs of your Rummikub game, fear not! You can simply design and print new ones yourself. If you find yourself in a similar predicament, just download, print, and relish in playing with your newly restored...

...... My Thinkpad Trackpoint Bluetooth keyboard II broke its leg just after a week of use. Due to the pandemic in my region, It is advised to stay home. Further, it is expected to take unreasonable long time if I post my keyboard to the repair center.

... of the well designed original to meet my requirements and to fit on the print bed. You will need an additional board about 12 mm thick, about 18.5 mm deep and of any length (according to the keyboard) Version 1: higher frame Version 2: lower frame

This is a DIY replacement foot for a datahand keyboard. As an avid user of datahands for several years now, the company's demise has left me with no choice but to perform my own repairs. In my past experiences, I've managed to break a couple of...

This is a replacement part for the original riser stands/clips on a G-Cube keyboard. ...It was designed for model GKSA-28SS but may fit other models.

Missing a crucial knob on my MIDI keyboard and frantically searching for a replacement proved futile. ...Fortunately, 3D printing stepped up to the plate, saving the day.

I am exchanging my Steelseries Apex Gaming Keyboard for this replacement foot. It was tested and confirmed working perfectly when paired with a Lolzbot TAZ that was used to create it in PLA material. Following printing, I made some improvements to...

I'm replacing my old Logitech K330 keyboard with this brand new foot piece, which was incredibly easy to set up and appears to be functioning flawlessly so far. ...It's possible that this part may also be compatible with other Logitech keyboard models.

I built this stand to replace a snapped-off piece on my own K200 Logitech keyboard. ... The rubber pad from that broken part is still usable and can be integrated into this new stand.

This is a replacement kickstand part for Logitech Keyboards. Print the flat side on the print plate. ...Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 100%

Replacement feet for Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 400 v1.0I have 2 versions, both should work, version 2 is more like the original, see what fits to your keyboard. Print InstructionsPLA is OK, PETg is betterto get all details, print in...

Replacement feet for Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 400 v1.0I have 2 versions, both should work, version 2 is more like the original, see what fits to your keyboard. Print InstructionsPLA is OK, PETg is betterto get all details, print in 0.1mm...

This is a replacement component specifically engineered to replace the original riser stands/clips found in a standard G-Cube keyboard. ...It was originally designed with the GKSA-28SS model in mind, however its compatibility extends to potentially...

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...

Replacement keyboard clip if your original one broke. I currently use 1 printed PLA version and 1 original clip and works perfectly. ... Pretty simple print, can print on your preferred settings Supports preferred, but some printers can print it...

A replacement part for my Cherry KC 1000 keyboard. Works great, maybe print a tiny bit wider to make the clip-in mechanism a bit more snappy. ... Built in tinkercad, sliced with Cura at 0.12 mmm resolution (should also work with .18 or even .2)

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...

Both case and legs have cavities for 2 magnets with 10mm diameter and 1mm height. Thanks to cavities, case and legs have a nice fit. Glued tiny rubber feet to the bottom of the legs for sturdiness. Been using them for couple of weeks, zero problems...