logitech lx 700 keyboard leg 3d models

My wife adores her K810 Bluetooth keyboard, but she's not entirely thrilled with its angle or the way it tends to slide around on the table. So I spent a couple of hours working in Rhino3D and came up with a simple solution that involves sticking...

Human: Version 0.3 - still not final The keyboard stand proudly serves but there's plenty of room for advancement. ...I've included a .123d file for more customization options Thanks in advance Best regards, Chris The thought of the day: we're all...

I lost one of my keyboard feet a long time ago, so I decided to take advantage of the situation and create a brand-new one. ...This particular foot is designed for the left side, but you can easily flip it around using your slicer to create a matching...

I should have generated a groove for the rubber that comes with the keyboard foot from the start. Now, I'm forced to use super glue to fix it, either with or without the groove. The problem is my PLA material printer, which I've set to 200°C nozzle...

I finally managed to print a replacement for my broken Logitech G15 clip and it was a huge success! Since the original part was no longer available, I decided to create a custom design. The STL file contained both clips, one for the left side and one...

Replacement kickstand leg for Phantom RGB mechanical keyboard.

replacement keyboard leg for a Razer Blackwidow Keyboard. ...I tried to make a replica.

One of the folding legs on my K270 keyboard snapped, so I crafted these as a substitute.\nAdded a 10mm longer version for a more dramatic keyboard incline.\nI utilized PLA but ABS should work equally well.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n Prusa i3...

I refuse to live a life with a keyboard without legs..

Lost a little leg from your Cherry G270 keyboard? ...Happens to me all the time!

I required a replacement leg for my keyboard at work, so I created one.

kickstand for logitech g pro.rexied off of mahmuts design but i resized and stretch it to fit it.

My buddy Elvis_2000 asked for my assistance in building a replacement keyboard leg for his high-end mechanical keyboard, the Ozone Strike Pro.

... strips with Φ2.0mm for example. And these can be attached to the keyboard with double-sided tape If you mind slipping keyboard, you can attach cleats under its legs. ... It is enough 2 legs for using keyboard, but better to use it with 4 legs.

This is a replacement for leg for Motospeed CK104 keyboard. ... Was you ever infuriated that this keyboard's legs collapse during an intense battle of r6 and you lose keys and lose a round? ...Be angry no more!

I carelessly snapped one of the legs off my keyboard, then yanked out the other and built an exact duplicate.

ZET GAMING Blade PRO keyboard leg support is required It is necessary to remove the rubber pad from the old leg and stick it on the new one.

Genesis RX-39 Keyboard Stand Features a Sturdy Leg Design. ...A Configurable IPT File is Provided for Easy Setup Requires Minimal Support

Replacement leg/foot for ASUS keyboard model KB73211. ... Note: Minor finishing may be necessary on ears if support clips aren't employed.

I'm using a Microsoft Wireless 3000 keyboard leg to type on my computer right now. ...The leg is providing stability and support for my laptop as I work.

I've been thinking about upgrading my trusty old keyboard and I'm wondering if it's possible to create a simple leg or foot for it that would allow me to mount it in a more stable position. ...The idea is that the legs could be designed to have a...

The holder turns Logitech mechanical keyboard into a K780 keyboard. 

... component allows users to input text and commands with ease. The design of the keyboard leg has evolved over time, adapting to various ergonomic needs and technological advancements. ...Today, it is a common feature in many electronic devices.

These are the legs for the Cherry LPOS (point-of-sale) keyboards. These legs were either getting broken or lost by some of our cashiers. You need two of them for one keyboard. Cherry will send you some if you call or email and ask nice, but I...

These are the legs for the Cherry LPOS (point-of-sale) keyboards. These legs were either getting broken or lost by some of our cashiers. You need two of them for one keyboard. Cherry will send you some if you call or email and ask nice, but I wanted...

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.

This is a replica leg for a Gigabyte Force K3 keyboard. It can be used for more models of the same brand. ...It is convenient to print it in PETG for its resistance and flexibility.

Replacement legs designed specifically for the HP Slim Keyboard PR1101U, available in both long and standard lengths. ...Constructed using OpenSCAD scripts based on Kronikabuse's pioneering work, which served as a foundation but required modifications...

Having become irate while gaming, I accidentally broke off the folding leg of my keyboard. After two 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...

I once lost a leg from my keyboard and decided to design and print a new one on a 3D printer for my Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 800. This model is designed specifically for that keyboard. I printed the PLA with plastic using a 10% fill, which was an...