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Keycap for Steelseries M800 Keyboard with QS1 switches will probably do more mounting system taken from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2191226

This keycap is meant to be printed, painted, and then cast in resin for the final keycap. ...This keycap has the logo for Steelseries.

This headset holder is meant to be screwed with a M5 countersunk screw. ... The SteelSeries logo is here only because i use this to hold my Arctis 3 so this holder is not a real SteelSeries product and will obviously fit for any headset brand.

I made Steelseries Arctis 5 prototype design in order to make my Steelseries Arctis 5 transport box. If you need, you can check it out! The prototype turned out quite accurate, it has some flaws but works great for me. ... -...

'steelseries_gamedac_holder_raised.stl' is raised up a bit and angled at 30deg so it is easier to see the display while sitting at my desk. If your printer can close the circles and do the bridge supports are not needed. ***...

This sleek design cradles two Nimbus Steelseries controllers with ease, perfect for printing at home. ...Simply print two controller plates and a single copy of each additional part, then secure them together using strong contact adhesive, and you're...

... the already glued areas. I salvaged some screws from an old RC helicopter I had lying around and repurposed them for this DIY project. My intention is to help others who may be facing similar issues with their expensive Steelseries 800 gaming mice.

This is a straightforward design for a sturdy holder that can accommodate two Nimbus SteelSeries controllers. ...Simply print two copies of the controller plate, along with one copy of each of the remaining parts, and secure them together using contact...

Steelseries hub (61298TX) holder i printed with PETG and it took around 4 hours. (tight fit)</p><p>I choose PETG for durability to put hub in this holder</p><p>Used 0.2mm line height with supports. ...But maybe you can print without ;)</p>

Bracket and horns for the Steelseries Siberia v2 headphones Remixed From: Little Horns by Scottland Print instructionsI printed the bracket on edge with supports, but didn't require any for the horns.

Stand fits a SteelSeries Nimbus game controller designed for Apple devices and Apple TV. IMPORTANT NOTE: Prints at 5.4cm in width, measured from left to right, as viewed from the front side of the dock. ...Possible compatibility exists with Xbox game...

This is a small tray that gets screwed into the underside of a table or a shelf, next to the edge, for conveniently mounting the SteelSeries GameDAC. All ports remain accessible. Designed for screw mounting, but Command/Power strips might also work,...

This is a holder for Steelseries headphones Chatmix dial. The mounting point will print solid and will need to be drilled out by the printer to fit the appropriate mounting hardware you'll be using. ...Can be mounted to any solid surface, desk, wall,...

SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless monitor dongle mount. Assemble using two countersunk M3 screws and nuts. Cable connector fits in snugly, no need for glue/tape. The monitor adapter fits EIZO FlexScan S2202W (flat top, 44.5mm deep). ...Use double-sided...

Overall, the Steelseries Siberia v2 headset is a solid option for anyone looking for a reliable and affordable gaming headset. ...Its impressive sound quality, comfortable fit, and durable design make it a great choice for gamers who want to enhance...

This design enables the Steelseries Arctis 7 headset receiver to smoothly slide into the cradle and mount to an NZXT H500 case via the vent holes for the fan, providing a snug fit that prevents it from falling off when the cord moves. The screws are...

I recently acquired the SteelSeries Siberia 150 headphones, which have quickly become a favorite of mine. However, during regular use, the sliding mechanism on one side of the headset broke, leaving me with a dilemma - would I be able to repair it?

Steelseries Headphone holder, Your headphone is always on your desk and take a lot of space ? i have the solution, with this holder. This is a V1, probably a second version can out. I have also design this holder for Hyperx, Corsair, Logitech...

This is an iPhone6 mounting kit for a SteelSeries Nimbus gamepad. I pair it with the Moonlight app to stream games from my gaming computer seamlessly. To assemble, you'll need a 25mm M4 bolt, two washers, and a nut. ...I printed these parts using the...

This is a DIY kit to attach your iPhone6 to a SteelSeries Nimbus gamepad. The package includes a mount designed specifically for the iPhone6 with its original leather case still in place, as well as an option for use without any case. If you're...

After nearly four years of service, I found that the left-side buttons on my SteelSeries Sensei had given out. ...Undaunted, I decided to take matters into my own hands and disassembled the device in order to design a replacement part from...

&nbsp;The variable layer height resulted in slight bulging when the finest layer height was used; that face is the base of the foot in use so is not visible.If I was to print again I would not use variable layer height or ironing. &nbsp;I'm sure PLA...

Also works with Steelseries Nimbus

Remix SteelSeries Headset-Halter mit Kabelhalter

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This is a mouse holder designed in SteelSeries style but can be used for non-SteelSeries mice with an additional option without the logo.&nbsp;

An adaptator for the headsets Steelseries Siberia H increasing the depth. ...Maybe he is compatible with others Siberia, just tell me ;) More pictures here :https://www.photorapide.com/albums/jordan/knrkch/steelseries-siberia-h-comfort-upgrade.html

Racing enthusiast's dream accessory, the Steelseries Simraceway SRW-S1 USB racing wheel is a wall-mounted must-have.

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