logitech keyboard key 3d models

Replacement Foot for Logitech Keyboard K120 - A Perfect Match for Your Favorite Keyboards Replace your worn-out keyboard foot with this exact replacement part, designed specifically for the Logitech Keyboard K120. ...The part is crafted to provide a...

This is the eighth leg for the Logitech K260 keyboard. ...It might also fit other Logitech keyboards, but I'm not sure which ones exactly. ... The attached Autodesk Inventor file allows anyone to customize this design if they want to.

This component aims to serve as a substitute for a malfunctioning or absent tilt leg on a Logitech K345 keyboard.

Logitech K260 Wireless Keyboards Get a Brand New Set of Legs to Stand Tall on Your Workspace

Those keyboard replacements stand for Logitech's G15 model. ...I designed them to mirror the originals exactly.

... ... The Logitech K750 keyboard features a fixed foot, eliminating the ability to fold it up for storage or travel. ...By designating its foot as non-foldable, this ensures that users can rely on a stable and solid foundation when using their keyboard.

This is the 8° leg for the Logitech K260. ...It may work for other Logitech keyboards, but I don't know which ones. ... Included is the Autodesk Inventor file for anyone who wants to modify this design.

Accurate handcrafted keyboard, specifically designed by Logitech to meet user demands and exceed expectations, carefully constructed to ensure a flawless typing experience for enthusiasts everywhere.

Spare part for Logitech keyboard K330 Print instructionscan be printed w/o support structures using PETG at 0.2 mm

# Logitech K270 / MK270 Series Keyboard Leg # * Dimensions 20mm x 27mm x 3mm * I also made the leg for the [K375 series](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4589888) keyboard with no locking tip and a smaller diameter hinge.

This keyguard is for the Logitech Wired iPad Keyboard. ...If you'd like to make changes to the design, use the designer here: https://volksswitch.org/index.php/volks-devices/keyguards-for-ipad-keyboards/

I replaced the Logitech Cordless Desktop EX111 Keyboard's collapsible legs with a brand new pair. The original legs snapped off, but the keyboard is still functioning perfectly, so I took precise measurements and redesigned them. A flat keyboard is...

I'm replacing my old Logitech K330 keyboard with this brand new foot piece, which was incredibly easy to set up and appears to be functioning flawlessly so far. ...It's possible that this part may also be compatible with other Logitech keyboard models.

Keyboard battery cover for the K700 Logitech Keyboard that shipped with the Logitech Revue (Google TV). Needs to be scaled by 1000? (It's some multiple of 10) to fit right. ...Just made it replace mine, figured it might help someone out.

Broken Logitech keyboards can be restored to their former glory with a newly fabricated keyboard foot. This part snaps seamlessly into place, mimicking the original's performance perfectly. Its versatility makes it a suitable fit for various other...

Logitech's premium G103 keyboard features a sleek, ergonomic design that ensures comfort during extended gaming sessions. The G103 keyboard boasts high-quality tactile feedback and precise actuation, making it ideal for gamers who demand quick...

So I made new ones. Logitech UltraX Premium Keyboard normal.stl = 20mm wide (measured without retaining nipple) and 22mm high Logitech UltraX Premium Keyboard.stl = 20mm wide (measured without retaining nipple) and 20mm high   ------   Ich habe in...

The foot / leg on a Logitech keyboard broke, this is a replacement. In one of the photos I have shown the original foot (grey) and the replacement (black) side by side. 

Finally my Logitech K830 keyboard takes up zero space in my living room when it's not in action, since I simply clip it to the wall after printing both sturdy sides.

I built this stand to replace a snapped-off piece on my own K200 Logitech keyboard. ... The rubber pad from that broken part is still usable and can be integrated into this new stand.

I'm showcasing a straightforward Logitech MK220 Wireless Keyboard foot substitute, crafted to replace a damaged original. ...This is my initial 3D design project, successfully printed on a Monoprice Select Mini with high-quality Hatchbox PLA filament.

I'm experiencing some issues with my Logitech K270 keyboard and I need a replacement foot. ...The original foot is standard length, but I've also seen an updated version that's 5mm longer.

This is a replacement kickstand part for Logitech Keyboards. Print the flat side on the print plate. ...Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 100%

This is a replacement foot for the Logitech Y-SU61 keyboard. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: eMotion Tech Printer: MicroDelta Rework Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 mm Infill: 100% Solid

I have lost one of my Logitech G11 keyboard's leg, so I create a model of the other. ...This is the right side leg, so if you want a left have to mirror it.

This is a folding foot designed specifically for the Logitech MK 250 wireless keyboard. ...The design can be viewed in Onshape at https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bb690ae4f973c428f003bc6f/w/7f517210116894b142ad0836/e/8c37ff8ccbacdaaca3387dc2.

Here is the replacement foot for my Logitech K260 wireless keyboard. ...I had to design it myself after accidentally destroying the original when a heavy book landed squarely on top of it.

I'm missing one of my Logitech G11 keyboard legs, so I've created a duplicate from the remaining part. ...This design represents the right side leg, which means if you need a left leg, simply reverse its layout.

Logitech G810 Keyboard Stand/FootPrinted in PLA - should be finePrint instructionsI chose 0.1 layer height for more detail on the slopeSupports just for the pins

Briefly: I'm unsure why, but I consistently break these feet off my keyboard, so I created a replacement. No reason to discard an adequate keyboard or type flat because you damaged a cheap component like this. ... No enhancements over stock, just a...