logitech g903 case 3d models

Just got myself the Logitech MX Keys, it's a great keyboard, but very low profile. Immediately began planning a riser that fits on the rear bar and lifts the back of the keyboard up to give what I feel is a more natural typing angle. The bottom is...

Made this to use the bracket created by maxdeangelis with a logitech c270 webcam. It does work on an anycubic kobra go, some disassembly required though to get the bracket on. In order to use this, the pin on the pivot of the camera needs to be...

This is a Custom Designed shell, for the Logitech G502 Hero Wired mouse. The shell can be printed without supports, but be sure to have good bed adhesion, for the two mouse buttons, that need to be printed on their side, to have the most strength.All...

This is a simple Logitech C920 camera mount. You need to remove original holder from your camera, so you will lose the warranty. Base can be glued or screwed to your table so it can be placed really firmly to the ground. Camera is press fitted to the...

I have a Logitech C615 on top of my monitor that I use for work, but I'm uncomfortable with the idea that someone might be able to turn it on when I'm not aware, so I like to keep something covering the lens. I've been using a 3"x5" card folder to...

While looking for a source model of the mouse itself, I came across Dan Ellinwood's "Logitech M570 Stand" model on Onshape, where he had done an excellent job of extracting the m570's outline from a photo. I made a few tweaks, added in the receiver...

This is a Camera mount/stand for a Logitech webcam. As someone who likes options, I wanted to be able to move the cam out of the way easily without having to attach it to my printer. That's why I came up with this solution. It was designed to match...

This mount fits the body of the Logitech C910 once the original mounting hardware is removed. The mount fits over the back of the camera and can be secured into place using a M4x22 bolt. There is also a flange that the camera fits into on the mount,...

My trusty Logitech Z3 speakers have been faithfully serving me for over 15 years, still delivering a decent sound quality despite their age. However, one major drawback holds them back from truly excelling: the flimsy plug that connects the satellite...

The Logitech Gaming Wheel scene is a detailed representation of the product. It contains two versions: one with low polygon count and the other with a higher number. Each version consists of three main objects: pedals, base, and steering wheel. These...

Use these bushing to convert Logitech brake pedal to load cell. I used a random spring I found at work to actuate the brake and switched the throttle and brake pedal spring for more realistic feel, but a rubber bushing would work also. Load cell...

This is a snap-on privacy cover for the Logitech C920 Webcam, featuring a hinged flap. The assembly consists of two parts: the top cap that snaps onto the camera's top and the hinged flap that covers the lens, both designed to fit seamlessly into...

My Logitech Z3 is an old speaker (15+ years) - that still does a decent job. It has one big flaw and that's the plug that connects the satellite and the remote to the base. Just touching the cables creates noise because of the unstable plug.</p> <p>I...

Just built a portable Logitech C270 webcam tripod using two items and added a sturdy base to it. The base requires three walls, support and bridge enabled during the printing process. To add weight and stability to the base, fill the empty space with...

As a result, the fit isn't as tight as I had envisioned, leaving about 1mm of play on all sides when compared to the Logitech M560 mouse. The model is primarily constructed using Fusion's T-splines sculpt tool from three reference images. To achieve...

My chosen mouse was the Logitech M510, which I aimed to transform into a more comfortable fit. To achieve this, I employed a creative approach by shaping playdough around the original mouse and then placing my hand on top. Through a process of trial...

Needed a replacement leg for a keyboard. ... Designed in Fusion 360. I've included the .f3d and .step files in case anyone wants to modify.

... to craft an outer casing. ...Next, I 3D-printed the casing and attached it securely with double-sided adhesive tape. If you haven't explored photogrammetry yet, I highly recommend giving it a try - it's an incredibly educational adventure. ...Have fun!

... is optimized for printing without any need for supports. I've also uploaded the SolidWorks part file in case you want to make some adjustments. ...If the first file doesn't work out as planned, don't worry - there's a backup available just in case.

This modification featured a notch for cable accommodation, allowing room for any slight variations when removing cables from off-center locations on the Logitech base. With advancements in technology, version 2.5 utilized Asian manufacturing...

An outdated gem, the Logitech C500 still packs decent specs, but there was no good way to attach it to anything. I designed this compact adapter to allow this webcam to clip onto a standard camera tripod. As I tend to avoid threading into plastic,...

You will need small phillips screwdriver to disassemble the mount. ...Remove small rubber pads from each side. There is one screw on the side holding the mount to the camera case.

This adapter lets you connect a Logitech C270 webcam to a standard, ¼" threaded tripod mount. I use a small Manfrotto tripod to capture timelapses and monitor my prints, so I wanted to be able to put the webcam on a standard mount.</p><p>The ¼"...

There are numerous designs available for broken Logitech keyboard support feet. After trying several options, none of them fit my K375s variant perfectly because the side bolts were too big to fit into the original holes. Two possible solutions...

When I bought the Logitech Z906, I really wanted to fix these speakers to my monitor. Having switched to a wall mounted ultrawide, I got kind of OCD about having nothing standing on my desk, and anyway these full range cone speakers have a way of...

Needed a place to store my mouse and keyboard dongles that was easily accesible in case I need to charge. The dongles slide in and out pretty easily, although it's easy to plug and unplug the cables even without taking them out. ...I used double sided...

... ...It's an easy-to-make model with no need for support structures. The resolution isn't a critical factor in this case. ...Nevertheless, you should handle the thin material with care when removing it from the build surface to avoid cracking it.

<p>My was gifted these speakers about 10 years ago, but the person never included the one stand. ...I used it lying flat on table for all these years, until I realized this is the perfect use case for my printer.

since its using a potentiometer it will work directly with the g27 or any of logitechs g25-29 and the pc variants. so will still work for ps3 or pc or xbox. game will see the same signal as the stock pedal.</p> <p>So on to the parts you will...

When I bought the Logitech Z906, I really wanted to fix these speakers to my monitor. Having switched to a wall mounted ultrawide, I got kind of OCD about having nothing standing on my desk, and anyway these full range cone speakers have a way of...