custom mouse for G305 pcb practice

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I'm really sorry to say but I just received a G305 to make this and it turns out I missed a completely obvious overlap, the left mouse button intersects the encoder so what I've had to do is gauge a pocket with a soldering iron where the encoder lifts the mouse button. This started out as me playing with Fusion 360's sculpt tools. Now I've got a mouse that doesn't particularly impress or disappoint. The front's a bit scuffed because I wasn't paying attention when increasing the width of the shell at the beginning and I've done too much to it since so I can't edit that other than include a version of the top shell that has the part where the PCB intersects cut out. Instructions: Print all parts on the sides that are flat except the top shell - print that part on around abouts a 60-65 degree angle with supports, the back of the shell closest to the print bed. Print it flat at your own risk, I just haven't tried it and I don't think it would look as nice. So, here's what you need to do: You'll need to desolder M1 and M2, feed the connecting wires through the underside of the main PCB, solder them back, then hot glue them in place where the two front sets of three holes are. I can update this with pics if you need just message me or comment on this. I also just realized I should have added a support to the front of the PCB, I'll add that in later. From experience it's no biggie though. It uses the same screws as the G305, the three base screws are the same as the base screws on the G305 and the internal screws are all the same, the two screws for the side buttons are the same width as all the screws in the G305 just some have different sized heads.