kailh low profile 3d models

This project shares similarities with low-profile CNC clamps available on the market, but I aimed to create an adaptation specifically designed for use on my CNC waste board featuring insert nuts and dog holes. I plan to print this design over the...

This is similar to low profile CNC clamps you can purchase however i wanted to adapt it to use on my CNC waste board which has insert nuts, and dog holes. Will be printing this over the weekend and will update ASAP. It's made to suit 6.3mm pins in...

I didn't want the small castors to dig into my vinyl floor so I designed these low profile, high surface area rollers to screw onto the bottom of my cabinets. The overall height of each roller is about 1.5". Slide the sprinkler pipe over the 3D...

... ... Instructions for making your unique object: First, let's work with these settings: coverPlate is enabled and profile has been selected. Meanwhile, the partSelector is off right now. ... Using this setup: coverPlate: On profile: On partSelector: Off

Pixhawk Mount Keeps Flight Controller Tucked Away. ...Designed to secure your Pixhawk between top and bottom plates, or keep it low for a neater setup.

An M10 T-Slot Nut is a crucial component in constructing and assembling various structures, particularly those made from aluminum extrusions or profiles. The T-Slot Nut is designed to fit into the T-slot of these extrusions, allowing for easy and...

Since the toe breaks aren't as important to me, I just created these slim line profile pedals. Which will hopefully be a bit more comfy with the ability to rest my heels on the floor on longer flights. ...I may engineer breaks again in future, but for...

Taking inspiration from enif's design, I made some adjustments: - I eliminated the back panel, resulting in a lower profile and easier access to the batteries. - I relocated the holes on the spring end to the edges, allowing for thicker multi-core...

My significant other doesn't mind the impressive +16mm profile of her Lego keychain piece, but it would take up too much space in my pocket, especially with the other keys as you can see from the picture. So I always opt for the lower profile version...

My significant other doesn't mind the whopping +16mm profile of her lego keychain piece but that would just take up too much of my pocket (combined with the other keys as you can see from the pic). So, I always go with the lower profile version... If...

I required a compact, low-key hook that wasn't readily available on Thingiverse, prompting me to design one using FreeCAD. ...It's essential to rotate the model by 90 degrees prior to printing in order to achieve maximum vertical rigidity.

These are extremely low-hat benchdogs. The STL version is designed for 20 mm holes, but the CAD file is available and fully customizable for both the cap size and the hole diameter. ... The hat is carefully angled towards the piece to maximize the...

I built a low-key bracket for my EVGA Geforce 210 since all it required were HDMI and DVI ports. The printed outcome was surprisingly slim, thanks to a design that eschewed support materials and leveraged a heated bed instead. However, I did utilize...

Wanted a lower profile ZMR 250 frame that houses all electronics and wiring within it. This design utilizes the ZMR base plate and arms while setting aside other parts from various projects. A hinge allows access to the VTX on top for easy channel...

This 20-ton Torin Stubby hydraulic bottle jack has compact dimensions, making it ideal for low clearance applications. I designed a SolidWorks assembly to ensure that any accessories I create will fit perfectly with this jack. Currently, I'm using...

I needed a compact, reliable, portable tripod for capturing low-angle shots and created this design to meet that requirement. Its ultra-lightweight construction makes it easy to carry, while precise micro-adjustments are facilitated by fine threads...

Using a tool helps unlock the Kailh Choc Switch (PG1350).

Made this when I received my 13 switch kailh choc testers

Switch opener used for Kailh Style Switches (adjusted the fit and tightness of the opener). ...Still a work in progress.

Cherry and Kailh Keyswitch Opener Made by others can be found here: http://blog.livedoor.jp/tureduremake/

Keycap for the flat mechanical Kailh Choc switches designed to fit perfectly on your keyboard, providing a unique tactile experience and precise actuation point.

This is a custom-made keycap tailored specifically to fit Kailh Choc switches. ...Crafted with precision, it utilizes innovative designs from KeyV2 technology to provide exceptional performance.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text. ... Handy Kailh Box Switch Opener. ...Print at High Definition at Full Capacity.

Holds Kailh choc v1 switches tightly. ...If you find that the hole is too tight, adjust the inner square hole to 13.7mm.

... working fine. Tested to work fine with original Cherry MX and Akko CS Ocean Blue (Kailh style) switches. Reinforced version adds more strength to the Kailh side. ...The original broke after 29 Akko CS switches, the new one has yet to fail after 45.

The Kailh 1350 Choc switch PCB hot-swap socket is a component designed for use in computer circuit boards. A datasheet from NovelKeys provides information, though it may require some speculation due to its public nature. ...This model is intended...

grip low profile copy

This is a precise, 1:1 three-dimensional model of the Kailh Hotswap socket for MX switches.The solid black body is robust, while the metal contacts on either sides are thin sheets of metal.Autodesk Fusion 360 exports it as an f3d file format,Autodesk...

This simple tool lets you open up Kailh switches with ease. It's currently assembled using two ~20mm M3 screws. A new file called Thicker Wedge has been added, making this piece work much better and causing the top housing to pop off instead of...

To ensure proper fitment of the switch holder, simply snap the Kailh BIG switch into place. This easy-to-use design makes installation a breeze, even for those who are new to 3D printing. ... When importing the case into your slicer software, please...