Computer Mouse Bungee

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<p>UPDATE: 30/01/2021</p> <ul> <li>V2 - same design but have some details ( Wife request :P )</li> <li>Base V3 - work in progress but is a bit crazy, is compatible with any top part.</li> </ul> <p>Another add-on for my desk, mouse cable is somethings that is always on the way, the solution is a Mouse Bungee.</p> <p>This is by Mouse Bungee was "One day BUILD!"</p> <p>The arm was printed in TPU but my TPU did not dried properly and the print quality was not the best.</p> <p>The bottom part is a container so you can put some weights, i will use sand but for now i filled with screws.</p> <p>For me this is working very well.<br/> I'm using with Logitech G502.</p> <p>PS: Be careful when printing TPU on the "PEI" i did use the glue stick to avoid damage my PEI.</p> <p>Here you have a video showing in action need more weight :P<br/> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/aN5gcSeU6MU"></oembed> </figure> </p> <p>Have fun.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Top and bottom:<br/> Material: PLA<br/> Layer: 0.2<br/> Infill: 15% / Gyroid<br/> Supports:<br/> Top part: Need supports from build plate only.<br/> Bottom part: Nop<br/> The design was made to avoid supports on nuts M3 and M5 holes.</p> <p>Arm:<br/> Material: TPU<br/> Layer:0.2<br/> Infill: 15% / Gyroid<br/> Supports: Nop</p> <p>Sand Stopper:<br/> Material: TPU<br/> Layer:0.2<br/> Infill: 100%<br/> Supports: Nop</p> <p>Material need:<br/> 4 x M5 screw<br/> 4 x M5 by 10mm Nuts<br/> 2 x M3 by 12mm Screw<br/> 2 x M3 Nuts</p>