magic trackpad wrist rest 3d models

Made with precision for personal use and intended to be shared freely among enthusiasts. To keep costs minimal, it's highly recommended to utilize 40% infill density. There is no justification for opting for 100%, as this would be unnecessary and...

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...

ABS is recommended as support is essential PTFE tubing is required for the sole https://youtu.be/FCgtub1Juqc If you can, please use it and give us feedback on how we can improve it! ... We will reflect it in the next model to make it even...

I recently downsized to a compact 60% keyboard and had to locate a smaller wristrest. Unfortunately, 60% wristrests aren't very common and often come with a higher price tag. That's when I turned to 3D printing and started working on this customizer....

So I designed this slanted wrist rest that raises and supports your wrist but not your fingers. It prints upside-down with no support and bolts to the palm rest mounting holes with the original screws and washers. This is the left version, just...

This spacer increases the space between the wrist rest and the keyboard of the Corsair K70 RGB or K65 RGB by 40mm - please confirm in comments if you have a K65 RGB. Mounting it is just as easy as mounting the stock wrist rest. ... Version 1.1 has some...

To assemble the wrist rest you slide together two wrist rest pieces and lock them with the lock pin (it must fit tightly), after that you can stick the rubber pads and finally use the wrist rest. I think the best way to print this is by laying the...

Based on Keychron K4 Wrist Rest by mrmisu with the following changes: - modified so the bottom row of keys are not obstructed. ... - Uses an M4 bolt to secure the two halfs together, rather than the printed square pin

A wrist rest to accompany the dacyl manuform 5x6 with 1.5u, located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2959294 Print with long side down so you don't have layer lines against your palms.

... part in TPU for comfort. Additionally the 9 key is angled in and tilted to make it more comfortable to use. The wrist rest is printed with 0 bottom layers, 1 top layer, 1 perimeter, and 5% gyroid infill to create a nice and comfortable rest. ...

I printed it with black REC ABS but I think PLA will work just fine. This spacer adds 40mm between the wrist rest and the keyboard of the Corsair K70 RGB or K65 RGB (please confirm in comments when you have the K65 RGB). ...It's just as convenient to...

Using the wrist rest design by Ozcymm and the base plate dxf that originated from the keyboard's repository at github.com/abstracthat/dactyl-manuform/, I constructed these. They fit snugly within my tolerances, which are not ideal. ...In the future, I...

Carefully engineered to complement the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini, this bespoke wrist rest offers a height of 11mm, meticulously designed for optimal support and comfort during extended usage.To ensure an impeccable user experience, it's recommended...

... purposes only. This is a strong case for the Koolertron Programmable Split Mechanical Keyboard, available on Amazon (affiliate link). You can safely carry it in a backpack and use the built-in wrist rests while you're working on your keyboard.

This is a basic curved wrist rest for 87-key mechanical keyboards that I've been finding a little too tall for comfort. The scad file depends on the `dev` branch of `MCAD`: https://github.com/openscad/MCAD/tree/dev There are settings at the top...

I made a Wrist rest for the Dactyl-ManuForm 5x6 Keyboard (thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Dactyl-ManuForm 5x6 Mechanical Keyboard-10466) without any aditional Hardware or Glue. It simply gets clampt underneath to of the already exixting...

Middle part for doubleomarty nice looking wrist rest to lengthen the 2 parts to properly supports full size, 96keys, 1800s layout and 75% folks. Total print length will be around 42-43cm for the full size 38-39cm for 96/1800 layout 35-36cm and...

... on a standard keyboard tray that's only 0.629 inches thick or 15.99 millimeters. ...It also makes for a fantastic wrist rest for your keyboard hand, far superior to a 90-degree wood edge. ...Print it with a brim and rotate it to print vertically.

I made a Wrist rest for the Dactyl-ManuForm 5x6 Keyboard (thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Dactyl-ManuForm 5x6 Mechanical Keyboard-10466) without any aditional Hardware or Glue. It simply gets clampt underneath to of the already exixting...

Carefully scrape off the remnants of the broken clip on your wrist rest, leaving a smooth surface, rough it up a little if necessary, then download and print this and epoxy it on. On the bottom of the wrist rest, the clips are arranged in pairs -...

After failing to find (or design) a comfortable wrist wrest ever since I bought my Ergodox EZ I think I've finally made a design which does the job well. The left and right wrist rests are printed as is. The supports are printed depending on what you...

The left and right wrist rests are printed as is. The supports are printed depending on what you want. Zero to three stacks of supports are recommended per half, based on your configuration. You can start out by printing lower layer numbers and...

Here's the rewritten text in American English: My sons Func KB-460 Keyboard wrist rest clips broke after only a few weeks of use. Unfortunately, there are no replacement parts available from Func or its successor company Fnatic Gear. ...This is my...

With the Glorious Wrist Rests the feel is pretty hard and there's almost no give besides the cushion. Can support softer pads. V2 - I wanted some more flex in the center of the cushion so I redesigned to support only the ends of the rests. Feels...

This is a wrist rest for the Charybdis and Scylla Keyboard from https://bastardkb.com/ . The bottom part can be printed in PLA or PETG, the top one I printed upside down with ziro 95A TPU with 2.1mm wall thickness, 0.75mm for the bottom layers...

I wanted a wrist rest and tenting, but wanted a clean, solid look instead of the pegs or screws to adjust tenting angle. My solution was to take willianr's design and add a 15 degree angled bottom to it. According to the original design, it fits the...

To address this issue, I designed a wrist rest using a combination of 3D printed parts on my Ender 3 printer and various types of wood and acrylic sheets, which were laser cut on my Glowforge laser cutter. I am also utilizing M3 heatsets and 6mm long...

The wrist rest has the same style and matches the case design. The keyboard has under-glow LED but they aren't very bright despite a 4mm clear acrylic layer. Printing the bottom layer in a white PLA really helps diffuse the light and improves the...