mouse with pinky rest 3d models

... that can help illuminate items and make it easier to find them. I printed the part shown in the photos with two different glow-in-the-dark PLA brands (Overture and iSANMATE) due to low filament in one reel which is why you can see a color variation.

It has fit every rifle I have tried so far and allows you to maintain a desired side to side angle with respect to the centerline of the action while you adjust the scope.  I would glue the nuts in place so you don't get a little bit of wobble in the...

I printed mine in PLA with two colors.The openscad file is also available. So you can change the form, lenth and depth as you like.</p><p>I provided stl files for 360mm (TKL) and 310mm (should be 75% Keyboards) length. Depth is about 80mm, height is...

Like with Daeken's post, the OpenScad is included, so that you can adjust the size to your taste. It works great for both solid body electrics and acoustics. I used 3/32 sheet cork from Hobby Lobby glued on with Locktite spray adhesive "300 Heavy."...

The kit comes with two supports, allowing you to accommodate different pen sizes or multiple pens, so feel free to experiment with combinations to make the stand your own. This project will make more sense when you see the pictures I've included. I...

... for computers, offering users precision and ease of use. ...With features such as customizable buttons and advanced tracking technology, this mouse is a top choice for both home and office use. ...Experience the difference with a Logitech mouse today!

My trusty spoon rest can only do so much to keep drips off the counter, and before long, my tongs are scattered all over the place. That's why I created this ingenious spoon rest that can be printed in multiples. Stack them up for effortless storage,...

So, I created a simple rest by examining several pictures of wrist rests online and then divided it in half using a straightforward finger joint cut. Honestly, I expected this to be a prototype version 1, but the tolerances turned out to be so...

This is a simple placeholder wrist rest for keyboard with 20mm lower edge and 6 degrees angle (made after GMMK pro).&nbsp;I printed it as two separate parts as I don't have the print width to make a full length one. Initially I was thinking of making...

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This is a customized thumb rest designed for a Mazzer Mini espresso grinder, featuring an innovative attachment system that utilizes one of the existing screws found on the unit once the plastic tamper situated atop the doser has been removed. ...Images...

... To customize this design to fit your specific needs, you can use non-proportional scaling in your slicer software. This will allow you to adjust the height and shape of the rest to accommodate different types of remotes or personal preferences.

The stackable holder features one built-in rest and two single ones that slide onto spigots. To secure it in place, apply double-sided adhesive to the bathroom tiles or any other desired location. For added stability, I opted for Gorilla adhesive...

My default playing position is to rest my arm on the tailstock, which the sharp corner tends to dig in, I created this arm rest to make playing more comfortable. My tailstock is 45mm wide. I printed this in TPU, support is a bit tricky, so I...

I will probably not change this design anymore, so if you want something changed feel free to remix it on your own.this print has a wall thickness of 1.2mm and is designed around standard 0.4mm nozzles.assembly requires some sanding and glue to...

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-steady-rest-for-lathe-23206 This steady rest is made for sieg c1 lathes, which are also sold under different brand names. parts needed 2 m5 nuts 2 m5x30mm socket head cap screw 6 1/4-20 brass nuts 3 2"...

... to the keyboard, so they are detachable. I also plan on putting felt or thin foam lining to the top of the palm rest to make them more comfortable and sweat proof. ...Print using 0.28mm layer height, 2 walls, 3 top and 2 bottom layers, 10% infil.

This is rest designed specifically to go on this case: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4857192 It would also work on this case without the tenting: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4378710 The M5 screw through the bottom isn't entirely necessary,...

This is a functional three-button USB mouse, made using:PMW3360 optical sensorthe PCB from here: https://github.com/jfedor2/rp2040-pmw3360Omron D2FC mouse button switches (or any switches with the same footprint)this PCB for mounting the switches:...

I printed with settings to leave the infill exposed, which makes it a little flexible. This is sized for a pok3r my pok3r keyboard. I think it would scale well, but 50% of a full sized keyboard might still not make it on most printers.</p> <p>I had...

The feet I used in the pictures were re-used from an old clothes washing machine that I had salvaged for parts. I have added parts with just a flange with bolt/screw holes instead of a yoke. This now allows to make custom mounting options. Just carve...

... nutzen. Dieses gibt der Wand mehr Stabilität.&nbsp;Post-PrintingI briefly heated the upper curves with the lighter and smoothed them out with my thumb.Die oberen Rundungen habe ich kurz mit dem Feuerzeug erwärmt und mit dem Daumen geglättet.&nbsp;

It consists of a glass container with a small opening that allows the mouse to enter but not escape. Once inside, the mouse triggers a mechanism that closes the lid, securing it within. ...These traps are often used in homes and farms to control pest...

... among users. ...With its ergonomic design and advanced features, this mouse provides a comfortable experience for all types of computer tasks. ...Whether you're browsing the web or working on a project, the Logitech mouse is sure to meet your needs.

Originally, I couldn't get a square edge on any workpiece sticking out of the chuck more than a few centimetres because of slackness in the bearings, I also bought a real hardened steel chuck for it because the one that comes with it is useless. So,...

... this, but the old version. https://www.steadyrack.com/collections/spare-parts/products/rear-tire-rest TinkerCad Link to edit: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0IvJVWTSMxm-funky-kasi-krunk/edit?sharecode=s85n0sZ2aSHsUmruMHMhyO8Y3lHmOImQFVMsXvcNKjo

... - there's no safe place to put your thumb while playing, thanks to those pesky non-existent microphones. ... But this genius Thumb Rest solves everything without any hassle! ...No drilling required whatsoever; simply slap it on and you're good to go.

This is a simple wrist rest for HedgeHogtopus's gaming keypad: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2856407 The holes are sized for standard 3MM hardware and should self tap into the plastic if you are printing at 0.2MM layer heights or higher.

The compound rest features a limited travel (smaller than that of the cross-slide) along its axis, driven by another feed screw. Its axis can be independently adjusted without affecting the carriage or cross-slide positioning. ...It is commonly employed...

I needed a wrist rest for my keyboards that are only 40% of a full keyboard layout. So, I created one myself. As an absolute newcomer to both 3D design and printing, this project is about as straightforward as it gets. ...However, I find it surprisingly...