logitech keyboard key replacement 3d models

Remixed 3D model of keyboard legs for Logitech MK320. This simplifies the design by removing the small logo, making the legs themselves slightly stronger in the process. I'm aware that the logo is there to acknowledge the original creator, but on...

I remixed the 3D model of keyboard legs for Logitech MK320. This version removes the little logo and makes the legs themselves a bit stronger. I understand that the logo is there for attribution, but on such a small part, I found the extra complexity...

replacement battery cover its snugly in my KB. ...Included the step file can customize name in named sketch.

Made to fit Logitech Popkeys, but can be modified by using the F3D file supplied. Import 1 instance and lay it on it's side. (The solid part on the bed) Add 1 instance and mirror it along X or Y axis to make a...

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

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

I wanted to lower the height of my Logitech K280e keyboard. The feet folded up made it too tall, and without them, it was still too short. So, I created a replica of the original feet, shortened by just 10mm. This is the right foot design. To print...

I picked up a Logitech C270 webcam but realized it wasn't designed to mount on a 3D printer, so I decided to get creative. It's intended for mounting on a monitor or laptop, not my printer, so I broke it down into its components and worked on a...

To solve my desk clutter issue, I created a wall-mounted keyboard holder using the hole for a keyboard clip/riser at the back of the keyboard. As an alternative to the broken original riser, I used RB1205s replacement as a template for size and...

This battery holder will replace the original one nicely. Tested in a keyboard, it fits well. Hopefully this will fix a keyboard cheaply for someone who needs it! EDIT (12/27/19): I've updated the STL so scaling is no longer necessary. ...It should...

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...

... effectively. ...This replacement component corrects this issue and proves to be significantly more user-friendly compared to its predecessor's slider mechanism. ...A vibrant red finish was achieved through a deliberate application of permanent ink.

Just a replacement shift knob for g29 shifter. Use original screw. I do not have holes for a cap to cover the screw, but it is not necessary. I have another version that is a full hand grip. ...I recommend trying if you are to print a new shift knob.

This replacement component eliminates that issue altogether, boasting an intuitive design that surpasses its predecessor's slider in terms of usability. ...A vibrant crimson hue, achieved through the application of a permanent marker, adds a touch of...

The red surface was made with a permanent marker. Print instructionsCategory: Replacement Parts Print Settings Printer Brand: TEVO Printer: Tarantula Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.05 Notes: Layer height is unnecessarily small in my print, 0.2...

I discovered that my initial prototype had a poor rotation mechanism, so I designed HeadphoneInnerFree.stl to replace HeadphoneRestrict.stl, allowing it to rotate freely. It's possible that this issue may not affect everyone, but I found that my...

I made a replacement keyboard leg out of boredom after one of my existing legs retired itself. The design is missing the tiny locking pin, but it fits so well that I don't need it. ... Print time: Eight minutes Filament used: 0.47 meters of PLA ...

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...

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.

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.

Logitech K260 foldable feet.\r\nClearly visible, you can print a small attachment on the hinge.

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

Keyboard Logitech Wireless K780 This model was designed in Rhinoceros 6.0 with precise attention to product dimensions; Highly detailed and ideal for intricate scenes and close-up visualizations; Product previews are included as part of the package;...

A simple but effective way to lift the keyboard to make typing angle easier on the wrist. ... Raises the upper end of the keyboard to almost 2"

... weeks, it dawned on me that I could create a replacement using my 3D printer. With just an hour spent designing in Sketchup and only six minutes of printing time, my keyboard is now back to its original condition. ...Truly, 3D printing is amazing!

This is a standard pin that often becomes damaged on computer keyboards.

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

I'm pleased to report that this is an authentic Dell USB mechanical keyboard printable leg replacement, thoroughly tested with high-quality PLA filament and proved to be fully functional from the outset.

Replaceable Key for Sony Vaio Laptop Computer Keyboard

Since the original broke, I decided to make new feet for my keyboard, but this time extended ones so I can push the keyboard over the monitor stand.