software for logitech m570 3d models

My kids lost the battery cover for my Logitech M570 trackball. First 3D thing I've designed. Careful not to break a tab when separating from raft. I printed with 50% fill and high resolution on my Replicator 2. ...Designed in SketchUp Make.

Did you somehow break or lose your Logitech M570 battery cover? Well I didn't. That is how I was able to design and print a backup cover! ...The included tolerance makes it easy for the cover to pop in and out, hassle free. 

While looking for a source model of the mouse itself, I came across Dan Ellinwood's "Logitech M570 Stand" model on Onshape, where he had done an excellent job of extracting the m570's outline from a photo. I made a few tweaks, added in the receiver...

I switched to a trackball (M570) and still found that the angle of my wrist to be sub-optimal. I created this 3D printed part to provide an almost 90 degree angle for my wrist. To my surprise, it works very well. The only issue is that you need to...

20 deg stand for a M70 Logitech trackball

Lost one of the pads to a Logitech M570 after a clean/refurbish teardown. I suspect that The Blessed Cat is involved somehow but she claims innocence. Replacement printed from a sample of Ninjaflex and attached with a bit of double-sided...

Si vous avez perdu un ou plusieurs plots de la souris trackball M570

[Durandal21's](https://www.thingiverse.com/Durandal21) excellent [Logitech Trackball Wedge](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4933557) is amazing, but I thought I could make it lighter and expose the power switch underneath. ... I drilled out...

a few things have been resized for fitment The 45 degree mount also has a flared bottom for stability. I included 20, 25, 30, and 45 degree mounts, but more can be generated from the blender file (which you will have to do if you want to play with...

Vertical (40 degree incline) mount for Logitech M570 Trackball 4 perimters and 10% infill sits securely

A 45° wedge stand to hold the Logitech M570 trackball mouse. Held in place via ball and battery holes. Place to store battery cover. Find ergonomics better than flat and takes up less space. Print instructionsWedge print is hard plastic. No supports...

This voronoi ergonomic mouse stand for the Logitech M570 Trackball mouse lifts your wrist off the table and rotates your wrist for a more natural position. The model shown was printed on the Prusa i3 Mk2 using a 0.15 mm layer height. ...I put these grip...

This voronoi ergonomic mouse stand for the Logitech M570 Trackball mouse lifts your wrist off the table and rotates your wrist for a more natural position. The model shown was printed on the Prusa i3 Mk2 using a 0.15 mm layer height. ...I put these grip...

A 45° wedge stand to hold the Logitech M570 trackball mouse. Held in place via ball and battery holes. Place to store battery cover. ... Find ergonomics better than flat and takes up less space.

Ergonomic Trackball holder for the Logitech m570 at 45 degrees. I saw a few other models on Thingiverse but none were satisfactory, So as a practice I made this in Autodesk Inventor. It has has A holder for the battery cap. I printed this with...

... The Logitech M570 trackball has a few underside features that allow it to be held in place from below. The battery cover plate must be removed to insert the unit into the holder. I also carved out a hole to store the plate so it doesn't get lost.

rsheldiii's 30 degree design but sliced in half for those with smaller printers. Added two slots for a tight fit. ...Glue if needed.

... a bit but not that much. I edited the original design by removing the support for the mouse at the front to make room for your pinkie finger. ...On the on i printed witch was the original design i just use a file to remove the area for my pinkie

Got a wild hair...so you get the Punisher logo Will probably need support for the logo, don't think the angle is too great for the main body Just imported the .stl into tinkercad...scaled the logo, voila Make sure you go back to the original designer...

Thanks to Tackleberry for the original from which this is remixed. It removes the tab on the rear of the mouse. I also added a 10 degree variant. ...The usb will not stay in the 10 degree version, but should function the same otherwise.

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Using ths for Defrag on the 3D project ..Very good

Wind Simulator for use with the awesome SimHub Software. As always all .step files are included. Parts list with links for purchase below.. BE CAREFUL. LIVE WIRES INVOLVED. ...KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT THIS.

Wind Simulator for use with the awesome SimHub Software. As always all .step files are included. Parts list with links for purchase below.. BE CAREFUL. LIVE WIRES INVOLVED. ...KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT THIS.

... software engineering, it will be accompanied by traditional college preparation academic classes. Check out the source and more coverage links for a few more details." From Joel on Software, http://engt.co/wDvfRG Instructions I printed 4 at a time

Really useful headset designed for FreeTrack headtracker. Required items: - 3pcs 920nm Infrared LED - 100ohm resistor - Turnighy 138ma or 160ma 1S battery and connector (from ebay) - hand mold plastic. (Polymorph) I used 100 ohm...

... ties for the hinge shaft, and a cut paperclip as retaining pins. You'll also need a Velcro tape for attaching your mouse, and some no slip feet to glue on the bottom. ... You can edit the OpenSCAD file to adjust dimensions / angle range / etc.

I wanted to print this, instead of laser cut it, so I imported into fusion 360, pulled it to 2mm thick, and saved it as an stl. ...I intend on printing this in TPU.

This is a simple 10 degree inclined riser for the Logitech M570 trackball mouse. I use a standing desk, which puts a strain on my wrist when using the mouse. This "thing" helps set the mouse at a healthier angle. The current version works well...