logitech keyboard key 3d models

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...

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...

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. ...

Logitech made it hard to replace, even telling customers not to do so, leaving their keyboards to end up in landfills - not exactly a winning strategy when it comes to customer loyalty. This product is great, but perhaps it would have been better if...

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"

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

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

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. 

Elevate your gaming setup with the G11 Keyboard Wall Mount, a sleek and sturdy solution that keeps your keyboard at the perfect height and within easy reach. Designed specifically for the G11 Keyboard, this wall mount is engineered to provide optimal...

Replacement for Left keyboard foot marked 8 deg. Has space for the rubber padding from original foot. Print with support. ...

One of the legs of my cheap Logitech K120 failed (snapped) so i tried a few models on here and none worked. Pulled out a pair of callipers and started measuring. ...

My kids leaned on my keyboard and broke the toggle/prop that clips in underneath the keyboard. The model you see is my improved (slightly biased opinion) version of the original part. The surface quality of my finished part (see pic) is nothing to...

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...

Logitech K260 foldaway feet. As you see, it is possible to print the little nose of the hinge. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.08 Infill: 15% Filament: NuNus PETG black...

... to raise one side up slightly. This kept falling off and was eventually lost. So I loved my keyboard flat against the surface. Then came a day: NO MORE!! ...In a desperate attempt to distract myself from something useful, I present The Foot instead.

... 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 be the right size right away!

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 ...

Logitech K260 foldaway feet. As you see, it is possible to print the little nose of the hinge. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.08 Infill: 15% Filament: NuNus PETG black Post-Printing...

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.</p><p>I printed mine...

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...

It just fit perfectly in its place with just a little friction so it doesn't move when you lift up the keyboard. The 2 sides are in 2 different files. Only the right is shown in photo. I printed it with support and not only for the fun image it...

I'm trying to fix an old Logitech G413 keyboard currently affected with the typical multiple-strokes-per-keystroke issue. I noticed the problem mostly disappears if I lighten my typing so my hope is that shimming the keys will fix the problem by...

I adore my keyboard, but for three years I had a problem - a foot broke and it just won't fix itself. For those three years I kept a piece of rubber stuck on one side to prop it up. But that wouldn't stay in place and eventually vanished into thin...

Literally the latch of my new G413 broke because i stressed my keyboard too much. Bending over and over of the latch, caused the start of typical white stripes on the plastic over time. As the demand appeared i reverse engineered the latch and...

Literally the latch of my new G413 broke because i stressed my keyboard too much.Bending over and over of the latch, caused the start of typical white stripes on the plastic over time.As the demand appeared i reverse engineered the latch and thought...

Logitech k200 keyboard.

logitech k270 keyboard stand.

Logitech g815 / g915 ESC romer g key this is Work In Progress its still swinging a bit if someone has an idea to fix it please remake it or comment