Foot for a Dell RT7D40 wireless keyboard 3d models

The feet on the Logitech Media Black Keyboard have earned a notorious reputation for being fragile, rendering the entire keyboard practically useless when they fail. To circumvent this common issue, I've created a spare foot that's been engineered to...

A Keyboard foot specifically modeled for an Azio keyboard, but will probably fit a lot of others. First printing fits perfectly, actually better than the original. I modeled it in Sketchup and printed it with PETG at 0.2mm layer with support. ...

This is a printable foot for the old Speedlink keyboard SL-6474-SSV. What is meant is the fold-out plastic part to be able to put the keyboard at an angle. German: Dies ist ein druckbarer Fuß für die alte Speedlink-Tastatur SL-6474-SSV. Gemeint...

This prototype serves as a replacement for Logitech's K200 keyboard foot/tab, designed in response to my growing frustration with missing or absent feet on my computer keyboard in class. ...The limited access to the computer lab has hindered my...

Replacement Foot for Logitech MK300 Keyboard Printed Quickly on a Prusa Printer A replacement foot was printed in just 13 minutes using a highly advanced Prusa printer called the MK3s MMU2S. ...The 20 percent infill and lack of support structures...

This is a keyboard stand designed mainly for laptops.  So why: I love my gaming laptop but what I hate is the keyboard so what did was, I designed a stand that sits over the keyboard of your laptop and you put your keyboard on top, it means...

Microsoft users type on an 850-foot keyboard.

---------------------------------------------------Z>0o.o0<Z----------------------------------------------- OZONE BLADE KEYBOARD and KEYBOARD FAMILY OF THE OZONE BRAND keyboard foot to replace both for breakage and for a new elevation. It works...

This is an extra foot for my DBPower "mechanical" keyboard. I'm unsure of the exact model of keyboard, so I'd advise checking out the model against your own keyboard's foot if you have one. ...If not, it's an extremely compact and rapidly printed part,...

A replacement foot for the K520 model of Logitech keyboard, possibly also applicable to other models. Two versions are available: one that utilizes the same rubber pads from the original foot if you're able to salvage them, and another that replaces...

A duplicate foot of my keyboard sat idle at the office. ... I'm embarrassed to admit that I can't recall which keyboard it was - perhaps it's a Logitech model, although I'm not entirely certain.

<p>Printed it in PETG which worked well. ...The model needs supports for those little stumps on the sides.

... Finally Time to Bring it to Life! The Task at Hand Is to Fix a Faulty Keyboard Foot on a Logitech Keyboard - A Simple yet Essential Component that Can Make All the Difference Between a Smooth Typing Experience and One That's Riddled with Errors.

Replacement feet for the GMMK keyboard (non pro) Use the rubber pad from the original foot and glue it onto the replacement

This is the footplate assembly for a Keytronic keyboard base.

Replacement leg/stand for a Genius KB110 Keyboard

Replacement leg/stand for a Genius KB110 Keyboard

When faulty locking mechanisms fail, a replacement foot comes into play. ...Designed to take the place of damaged feet on your Razer Ornata keyboard.

The keyboard foot - if that's the name for that part - of a colleagues keyboard (Logitech K120) snapped off and he was about to buy a new one. Let's be honest; such small pieces breaking is a reason for us to acquire new stuff way too often. But...

The keyboard foot - if that's the name for that part - of a colleagues keyboard (Logitech K120) snapped off and he was about to buy a new one. Let's be honest; such small pieces breaking is a reason for us to acquire new stuff way too often. But not...

This is a fully functional replacement foot part designed specifically for K270 keyboard users who need a quick and easy fix for their malfunctioning device. ...As the creator of this part, I can confidently say that it boasts exceptional quality when...

This is a 28mm rendition of Artronique's left foot for the G19 keyboard, which I acquired from a friend who offered it to me for $20 despite the fact that both feet were damaged. ...Since I needed both, but only this version existed, I opted to create...

Replacement foot for a Microsoft keyboard. I made two out of PLA. They are strong but flexible enough to pop into place (they need to bend a bit to snap in). NOTE: It is not an exact replica of the original, so you will want to print two. ...I kept the...

I created a custom keyboard stand/foot to replace the one that broke off from my Trust keyboard. I'm not sure if this design will work with other keyboards, but it should be compatible with most standard layouts. ...The infill on this model is set at...

This is a foot that tilts 8 degrees to Yushakoubou's keyboard Helix(https://github.com/MakotoKurauchi/helix). To secure this foot to Helix, you'll need three M2 screws, each measuring 6 mm in length. Consider adding a silicone slip stop underneath...

... of the 3DConnexion Space Mouse. ...It allows you to add a 3X3 matrix keyboard at the correct angle next to the Space Mouse. It has a channel underneath for the USB cable. ... This is the keyboard I used:https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33008853928.html

Could work on its own for storage, but I used it inside a suitcase along with a raspberry pi and a display for a mobile computer for logging serial data. ... Keyboard model: Rii i8+ Mini Wireless Touch Keyboard Link to keyboard:...

Replacement foot for Asus Keyboard, Model PK1100U The original OEM foot measures 19.5 mm long. I have designed a replacement foot that is 33 mm long. I've included the SketchUp file so you can modify it to suit your needs. Print Settings: Printer:...

The 3d print copy works great! I recommend using PETG or ABS or a PLA Pro that has some flex so the sprung elements can bend to fit into the keyboard body. Also included are STEP and Fusion360 F3D files if you want to modify this for other keyboard...

This design provides a simple mechanism that offers the desired springiness and snap when opening or closing the keyboard's foot. It doesn't have a spring, but it naturally wants to be either open or closed. This is really neat! ... Note: The...