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Das Musikding:6,3mm Mono jack with switch (kbm63sch).

The Pimax to DAS adapter for smaller heads.

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Unfortunately there is very little standardization among computer keyboards, so these are useless for any other keyboard - even different Logitech keyboards use different shaped keys. In addition, if you want to print keys with...

Scouse keyboard that types "A" and "Calm down" (for those not in the UK: people from Liverpool are known as "scousers", a series of sketches in a comedy show by Harry Enfield showed them as argumentative (with catchphrases along the lines of "Eh, eh,...

Replacement Foot Stand Holder Legs for Logitech Wireless Keyboard K270 K260 K275 K200 MK260 MK270 MK275 MK200 MK295 and other brand keyboards. ...Model 8° 27x20mm/1.06"x0.79".

If you want your keyboard to sit up higher, it is a bit easier on the wrists, in my opinion. ... It is made for the EVGA Z12 but can work on most keyboards (MUST HAVE FEET ON BACK)

Simple keyboard stand. ...Helps a lot with the lack of space on the desk. It's meant to level up the keyboard so it could go over the monitor stand.Can be easily printed flat without the supports.

Have ever you break (or someone broke yours..) the clips on some computer keyboard? these are specifically designed to replace the broken ones.. ... made expecially for logitech keyboards, printing in PLA or ABS

Today I fixed a broken keyboard leg that held the back of my keyboard upright. I crafted a replacement leg myself, and it functions perfectly. ...Now you can enjoy typing with confidence!

A keyboard replacement foot engineered to fit seamlessly into the Logitech K360 wireless keyboard with precision. ...Designed specifically for this model, it tests out perfectly, slipping effortlessly into place without any adjustments needed.

I designed an HP keyboard in AutoCAD, based on the dimensions of my actual keyboard. I welcome your feedback and suggestions to further enhance this model. ...Kindly share your thoughts below.

I built this compact keyboard stand to repurpose a spare keyboard as a macro pad. You can easily adjust the angle in the SCAD file to customize it for yourself. ... Have fun experimenting!

These tiny foldable legs on keyboards often malfunction. Sadly, one keyboard's feet typically won't fit another. However, printing new ones is a breeze. ...Simply design, print, attach, and fold.

Introducing the Zumor Keyboard, a meticulously crafted 3D model designed to revolutionize your digital interaction. ...This sleek and innovative keyboard is tailored specifically for web enthusiasts, promising a seamless and immersive online experience.

One prized creation I brought to life on Maya and meticulously detailed on Substance Painter as part of my final year project - Behold, the Belchboard, an iconic keyboard tailored specifically for Gene Belcher, undisputed master of the keyboard.

The foot on my keyboard broke so I designed and printed a replacement - this might not work with your keyboard and the two pins may need some sanding to fit.

This is a base I made for my Gamakay k66 keyboard, but it might be useful for other keyboards as well. It raises the back of the keboard by 2 cm. ... Would recommend making it 2 cm wide.

Mechanical keyboards are more favored by gamers because they are faster, more robust, and more tactile. ...At the same time, some gamers like the membrane keyboards' smaller size, portability, and reduced cost.

A premium keyboard enclosure I designed, inspired by the iconic Fjell case, tailored specifically for full-size keyboards. ...Divided into three seamlessly connected modules to accommodate large-format printers measuring 200mm in each dimension.

I crafted custom feet for my Logitech K400+ keyboard, amplifying its tilt and precision. ...To ensure stability, I meticulously applied a bead of hot glue into each hole, fortifying the keyboard's foundation.

With various micro controllers, key switches, and a 3D printer in hand, creating one seemed straightforward.My goal was to design a keyboard that looks good and is simple.Full article instruction on my website.MaterialsFor this project, you will...

This is a SOLID NON-FUNCTIONAL 60% keyboard. ...It is simply something to take up space on your desk

The C.M. ...Storm Devastator has an enhanced leg keyboard that provides a more comfortable typing experience.

Four corner-legs with a 4° tilt for a keyboard mounted on a 3.2mm thick acrylic.

This accessory securely supports your keyboard, providing a stable surface for typing and enhancing your workstation's ergonomics.

This is a SOLID NON-FUNCTIONAL 60% keyboard. ...It is simply something to take up space on your desk

Logitech's innovative keyboard stands now have enhanced stability and balance thanks to their new non-slip base.

An adapter for connecting a kb-rs232 keyboard to your device, providing an easy and efficient way to input data.