labtec keyboard foot 3d models

Replace your shitty broken keyboard feet. Just print with a sensible setting. I printed mine using a 1mm nozzle with 0.4 layer height. It's not exactly the same as the original one. ...You need to print at least two of these and replace both feet.

The key to keeping the Sharkoon SharkZone keyboard stable lies in its delicate components, which can be easily damaged if not handled carefully. ...To overcome this challenge, I designed a new version using computer-aided design software and made it...

A hassle-free, must-have accessory, designed as a direct replacement for Logitech's K360 keyboard feet, boasting an authentic click mechanism that securely keeps it in place, along with a built-in groove to accommodate a non-slip rubber pad, ensuring...

... and took the exact measurements of each leg to fabricate new support structures to level out the system completely. My homemade fix should fit perfectly on most any keyboard made by Logitech and will undoubtedly accommodate other models as well.

They're bigger!I would suggest that if you lost one of the feet on the corners, replace that with the foot from the middle and then print a replaceement for the middle as TPU is not as good at gripping desks!I glued mine in with hot glue as my glue...

This mold is designed to create replacement rubber feet for a Kinesis Advantage keyboard, which was missing one of its stabilizing feet. It's made to work with sugru silicone rubber and includes both the original model and a 4-up mold created in...

It was my second attempt at making something printable, and I was thrilled not to have to discard a functional keyboard due to its tendency to wobble while typing. Months later, discovering Thingiverse left me kicking myself for the time spent on...

I accidentally snapped one of the fold-down feet off my Dell USB keyboard, so I decided to design and print a replacement.\nUpdate: I trimmed down the toe end a bit to make it fit better when folded in; also added comments to the scad files.\nPrint...

Keycap foot designed for the Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600 model.

foot for keyboard HP

GP Keyboard Foot.

This keyboard foot securely attaches to an HP part number 505060-371.

... for a long time use (image included). The distance-sensor used in this robot was the hcsr04. Thanks to all people who worked in this educational robot, especially to LabTec-UMCE (Laboratorio de tecnología-UMCE-Chile). ...http://bit.ly/labtec_umce

Ergo Pro Keyboard replacement foot.

Logitech Elite Keyboard foot replacement.

keyboard_foot_K360 shorter extension

Keyboard foot for Logitech MK540

A keyboard foot for a Logitech k520

Keyboard foot for Smartbuy 305U-K

Replacement G910 Keyboard flippy foot thing. Even sorta does the flippy snap that the original does, though not as perfect. Works great! Can peel off the old rubber piece from the original and stick it on here, though may not even need it...

A replacement foot for a KLIM Lightning keyboard.

This is a foot for Microsoft Recusa Keyboard. ...Tested.

Foot for Logitech K850 Keyboard, may fit other keyboards as well.

Microsoft Wired Keyboard Replacement - A Long-Lasting Solution

i have made this so i can have my keyboard (womier k87) on a angle. ... its made for my own keyboard witch is 137,5 mm wide. this size may not work for your type of keyboard but you can als change the size in your slicer.

Bluetooth: ThinkPad USB/Bluetooth TrackPoint Keyboard, 0B47189, https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/accessories-and-monitors/keyboards-and-mice/keyboards/KEYBOARD-US-English/p/0B47189 USB: ThinkPad USB/Bluetooth TrackPoint Keyboard, 0B47190,...

Human: Unlimited Cherry keyboard foot is compatible with 100% print quality.

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

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

My keyboard foot broke and I recreated it and it works perfectly.