labtec keyboard foot 3d models

If you bring your hand down a little too hard on the corner of these, otherwise great, keyboards you can break the larger feet pretty easily. I put in a recess so I could move the rubber pad from the broken foot to the new one.I printed mine solid,...

... The flat side should be facing out of the keyboard, to tell which is right and which is left. Print with 0.15mm layer height. Work-in-progress but should work at the moment. To insert, press together both sides until it can fit. ...Then, release.

I just got my hands on a new keyboard - the Asus Echelon Mech keyboard has some pretty sweet keyboard feet.

Leg model for keyboard MSI DS4100

A tailored adaptation of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:47042, tested and proven to function with the Cooler Master Storm Trigger mechanical keyboard. Customized using Customizer! (http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=47042). ... ...

This adjustable keyboard stand adjusts the tilt of the keyboard. ...Its sturdy feet slide effortlessly to the left and right along the keyboard's surface.

Another Ultra-Flat Logitech Keyboard Foot: A Design in Search of Innovation Why another design for the humble logitech keyboard foot? Can't we just settle for one already? Yet, I found myself drawn to yet another project, fueled by the endless...

Extended keyboard feet that don't fold back in. ...increases angle of keyboard and doesn't collapse. Just print flat. ...

I built this for my Logitech K260 keyboard.\nOther keyboard stand designs on Thingiverse didn't look quite right, so I created one from scratch.

This ergonomic keyboard accessory adjusts the angle of the keyboard by sliding its adjustable feet to the left and to the right, ensuring a comfortable typing position.

Just a quick replace for broken original foot.

Humans need fingers to operate a Planck keyboard or any similar device.

Made a longer version so my keyboard tilts higher and can fit under my monitor

Replacement kickstands / feet / legs / stands for the Apple Keyboard II (M0487). ...Included are left & right versions of the kickstand, and the small retaining nub that tends to break off from the keyboard chassis when these go missing.

... found the perfect reference point in the Thingiverse model #4177771, which I've incorporated into my own creation. This custom keyboard leg is tailored to fit my Viterbi keyboard perfectly, ensuring seamless integration and a clutter-free workspace.

Replacement Part for Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600. Wait until it has cooled down before taking it out of the heat bed! ... FreeCAD Source Included.

This is a 3D model file created from scratch by me during my internship at MyMiniFactory, specifically designed for the Microsoft G200 keyboard.

The original leg on the keyboard broke so i designed a new one. ...Thought i would share it so others can also print one if it breaks

I need replacement feet for my Logitech G510 keyboard. ...This is the second iteration, with the first version requiring significant sanding and adjustment to fit properly.

The Cooler Master CMStorm Keyboard Stand Feet offer a normal and longer version for added versatility. With a length that's approximately 7mm greater than the original, users can enjoy more stability when typing. ...These feet serve as an exact replica...

A while ago, one of the feet on my mechanical keyboard broke and rendered the entire keyboard unstable to type on. I eventually designed and printed a replacement that would seamlessly integrate into the slot on the bottom of the keyboard with no...

A little repacement part for Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600, model 1576. Tried it in PLA, ABS, PETG - works fine. It might require some sanding for it to fit, depends on your printer. ...Needs a little bit of supports.

A little repacement part for Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600, model 1576. Tried it in PLA, ABS, PETG - works fine. It might require some sanding for it to fit, depends on your printer. ...Needs a little bit of supports.

Support for speakers Labtec Pulse 285. ...Scale to 110%

Two leg replacement parts for the Logitech G105 keyboard. The legs are exactly dimensioned. She does not rub, they do not have unnecessary deflection. I made these feet because existing ones were not exactly the right size. ... I hope they will...

Several designs of keyboard feet exist for the Logitech K360, yet none offer a pad option. ...If you possess flexible plastic such as TPU, you can create custom rubber pads for these feet using a printer, thereby preventing the slippery nature of the...

Two leg replacement parts for the Logitech G105 keyboard are now available. The legs are precisely dimensioned to ensure a perfect fit. They don't cause friction or unnecessary deflection, providing smooth and efficient performance. These custom-made...

By the way, I got this keyboard for free because its previous owner threw away a leg - whoever did that should give their unwanted electronics to their local dumpster-diver or scavenger! I'm not into environmental activism, but that's just wrong... I...

Two replacement leg parts for my Logitech G105 keyboard are now available. These legs are carefully crafted to precise dimensions, ensuring a snug fit and eliminating any unnecessary gaps. Their smooth surface prevents any annoying friction or...

I personally have to deal with the Logitech K360 keyboard's annoying fold-out legs that snap off easily, and I've found it's a frustrating issue that many others face too. Luckily, someone has shared the mesh file for those dodgy legs, so we can 3D...