corsair 680x feet 3d models

I needed longer top glass standoff spacers so i could mount my radiator in a push/pull setup so created these , i used long hex m4 x 60mm screws which will replace the existing thumbscrews

Replacement Keyboard feet for Corsair Strafe Keyboard. I believe it also fits similar Corsair models. ... Includes one left and one right stl file.

Had a corsair 250d in storge for ages as the factory feet had snapped off. ...These feet fit exactly in place with a 10mm long 6-32 thread, head needs to be under 10mm diameter.

I have a Corsair brand PC case 460X, and it doesn´t fit well in my desk because its height, so i made new feet for it. The feet are designed to fit in the case feet holes and for not to be interfered with the case rivets (marked red in the photo).

The K70 features both front and back feet, with the two front feet being identical and the back feet having distinct left and right configurations. I haven't personally printed this part yet, but I created it by request to hone my skills in Fusion...

I modeled a replacement foot for a Corsair K70 keyboard by measuring its stock right foot. You can print ready-to-use STLs for both feet or use my Fusion360 model to customize them further. I've included the model in three different formats: STEP,...

... without the need of too much support material. ... Only support needed it's for "Corsair case feet inner.stl" and only from buildplate, IMPORTANT must print sideways not as it comes from stl. ... 0.2mm of clearance between inner and outside part.

... myself, but modeled it by request to get some practice in Fusion 360. I own a K70 and made this as close to the original part as possible. I believe this is a match for K60 front feet as well, but I don't own that model. Category: Replacement Parts

I have a Corsair brand PC case 460X that doesn't fit well on my desk due to its excessive height, so I created new feet for it. The custom-made feet are specifically designed to fit snugly into the case's existing foot holes and avoid interfering...

Custom feet for the Corsair 280X case, which can improve airflow if using intake fans in the bottom slots. According to simple math, a height of 17mm is enough to match the clearance area with 2x 120mm fan area. This legs default to 15mm assuming...

Temps were more than excellent, but I wanted to give my PC just a little extra breathing room down below as the stock clearance from the provided feet is only about 10mm. I did some google-fu and saw a handful of suggestions to use nylon washers,...

... to share this project with the community! Feel free to modify and refine this design as you see fit – shortening or lengthening the feet should be a straightforward process, making it easy for you to tailor the design to your specific requirements.

Keyboard flaps for Corsair K70 and possibly similar keyboards. Print time is around 20-30 min for both pieces. Used PETG but PLA should work just fine. ... Use supports!

So that the feet do not pass on any vibrations, I recommend sticking the rubber from the old ones to the new ones.Needed parts:- Just the original screwsPrint Settings:- i printed mine with 0.2 height and 0.4 width, but i should work with another...

Corsair case feet to resemble sand crawler MIRROR EACH SET FOR THE LEFT AND RIGHT OF THE TWO MODELS recommend to print tread rollers up for the most detail then glue the two halves together. should screw directly into place. back feet pivot slightly...

Here are some riser feet modeled to fit the Corsair Obsidian Series 750D full tower case to give the power supply some room to get proper airflow when set on plush carpet. They may fit other cases with square/rectangular feet pads as well. It will...

This is a replacement for the broken rear feet of my Corsair Obsidian 450D mid tower computer case. The model was created using Rhino from the original faulty component, prepped for FDM 3D printing, and exported in various formats. Included files:...

Tall feet for the Corsair 400Q computer case. Increases overall height 100mm. Uses the same screws as the default feet. I'll be honest, these are beefier than they need to be. For me, I'd prefer to waste some filament and be sure my PC won't...

This is a precision-crafted Corsair Strafe keyboard base, expertly designed for seamless integration with all K-series Corsair gaming keyboards - an authentic replica of the original design. ...As a result of my recent work experience at MyMiniFactory,...

I have a Corsair 7000D that sits on a carpeted floor and I was worried about powersupply airflow, so I created this to raise the case off the floor by a couple of inches.

This simple foot fits perfectly with the Corsair Carbide 300R case, allowing you to place it directly on the floor while leaving ample space underneath for optimal cooling. To ensure a precise fit, print each model twice. ... Before proceeding,...

I built a custom tool to elevate my Corsair SPEC01 computer case off the carpet so the power supply gets air, which is essential when it's mounted fan side down. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUoYQkEm9j4 Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap ...

It will lower the weight of the m65 by replacing the aluminium base with a plastic one, also got some lexip ceramic feet as people say they glide better than g-skates and decided to make it compatible with those. This version wont have the aluminium...

I'm stoked to show off this Corsair model that I designed using Blender - check it out! I've also attached the .blend file for you to take a closer look. ...If you want to see more of our team's projects or learn about our 3D Acrylic maze kit, The...

I extracted the Corsair model directly from the MWO (PC Game) folder. I didn't create this model and I'm not its creator; instead, I simply extracted it and now I'm sharing it with you. ...You can access the PC game through this link:...

This low-resolution model of the Corsair from Star Citizen perfectly captures the essence of the original design, carefully crafted from holoviewer files sourced directly from the Star Citizen website by Cloud Imperium Games. ...Measuring approximately...

This is an F4U-1D Corsair that I designed for my design and engineering class, modeled after its real-life counterpart. The wings fold up just like they do on the actual plane. My model is close to 72nd scale but isn't exactly that size because...

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Print support only under the engagement pins.