razer keyboard replacement keys 3d models

One of the thin, flimsy, crappy pieces of plastic that attaches the spacebar key (among others) to the underlying metal wires in my razer keyboard broke off. I tried 3d printing a couple designs off the internet that essentially copied the...

After repairing my chair using Makerbot, I decided to tackle another issue - a missing tab on my Razer Lycosa keyboard. To solve this problem, I measured the existing tab with calipers and recreated its design in Sketchup, adding small supports for...

I lost a tab for my Razer Lycosa keyboard a while ago so I could only have it laying flat, which isn't good for my wrists. I took the other tab and measured it with my calipers and started designing a part in Sketchup. I got the basic design down and...

Since there is no Shop that can supply a new foot for my Razer Tarantula Keyboard and all the available models on Thingiverse are not compatible with the tarantula foot, I designed my own. I've tried to make it as accurate as possible, but...

I lost a tab for my Razer Lycosa keyboard a while ago so I could only have it laying flat, which isn't good for my wrists. I took the other tab and measured it with my calipers and started designing a part in Sketchup. ...I got the basic design down and...

... 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!

<p>Printing on its “back” without support works with a little trimming on the side pegs. ...Pictures show a PLA print with .2mm layer height. &nbsp;Infill and other parameters are up to how much abuse your keyboard has to withstand.

Razer Cynosa is not mechanical keyboard and therefore you are not supposed to remove the keys. Im not responsible if you break your key whilst removing it. Keys must be removed with force but make sure to apply force equally to both sides of the...

Replacement Keyboards Legs Available for Razer BlackWidow Tournament Edition Keyboards.

This is a replacement keyboard leg for a Razer Blackwidow Lite keyboard. ...I recommend printing two as there may be slight differences from the original.

I made this foot to raplace a broken one on the Razer Ornata V2 keyboard. It replaces the highest of the two positions and can be put in the hole where the normal foot is. ...It sticks there without any glue but may fall off when the keyboard is moved...

<p>Print ed with supports. &nbsp;It fits tight so you may want to do a little trimming on the side pegs. Pictures show a PLA+ print with .2mm layer height. ...&nbsp;Infill was 20% and 6 perimeters.</p>

... upon an intriguing website - https://nozzler.fr. ...It appears to offer replacement keys for the Synth Keyboard Evolution MK-449C. ...While I'm not entirely sure if these keys are compatible with other synthesizers, it's worth exploring further.

Pat on the Back for Razer Lycosa Keyboard. ... Razer Lycosa Keyboard Pat.

Introducing the initial open-source keyboard set available online, designed to mimic the appearance of Hammond B3's black keys.

Read more about it here: https://alex.doud.io/1980s-casio-keyboard-rebuild/

Modelled a razer keyboard. ...Hope you like it.

This replacement keyboard leg is designed specifically for a Razer Blackwidow Keyboard. ...Printing both legs is recommended to ensure the best fit, as their heights may vary from the originals due to any slight discrepancies in printing dimensions.

Razer Anansi Keyboard Foot&nbsp;&nbsp;

Razer Anansi takes center stage as a robust keyboard solution that doesn't need manual tweaks to run smoothly, offering versatility and ease of use across multiple devices with different keyboards by Razer installed on the system.

Following a request for a replacement foot from Razer support which was met with an insistence that I submit a full RMA request in order to have the entire keyboard shipped back along with its receipt, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I...

****Work in progress**** Since razer decided they didn't want to send me new foot even if I paid, I decided to just make my own. Currently only the large piece. Working on the smaller in-laid foot. ...Update TBD

A personalized design of my computer keyboard, featuring specific adjustments to suit my preferences.

This Innovative Solution Takes the Place of Traditional Keyboard Tabs. ...Crafted Utilizing the Versatile Features of FreeCAD Software.

Needed a replacement so I mocked one up

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

Recreated models from STL files to convert into SKP format, as the initial STL did not completely fill out all required areas.

Feet for Razer chroma ornata keyboard

Keyboard Razer Ornata modeled in blender.

This a replacement Part for the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition, specifically for the Spacebar Key. It will probably work for other Razer/Huntsman Models. As I broke my stabilizers under the Keycap of my Spacebar I tried DemuxLabs File, but...