"Manta" mouse - Bambu Lab Mouse Kit Compatible

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Introduction

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Hardware Kit: Wireless Mouse Components Kit 002

Recommended filaments: Matte PLA or if you prefer Basic PLA, that said, you can use any filament you like as long is not TPU ;)

Characteristics

• With anthropometric dimensions between medium and large, it should be good for anyone with hands within this percentile;
• It is oriented towards right-handed people;
• In addition, to the usual rest area for the thumb, I also provided a rest area for the little finger, something that unfortunately the mouse I usually use does not have (MX Master 3);
• 4 button: Left, right and middle (on the scroll wheel) and a top middle button.

You can find a monocolor and a multicolor version on the print profile. I advise you to test print the monocolor and see if it is ok for you, it is a fast print more or less 2 hours in total.

Note

1. The mouse needs to be functional and tolerances are not the same has an injection mold part, so some zones have to be adjusted to better fit the 3D print process, on of does zones is the gap between the buttons and the rest of the shell.
2. The mouse needs to be 3D printed with the least amount of supports, and none or almost none supporting the external shell, this to limits the design
3. Last, this fits on bambu lab kit (version 002), I've opted not to change their internal chassis, this way you can change tops easily :)

Change Log

• 08-11-2023 - Added a version without logo to the 3MF profile file.

• 26-05-2024 - A new mouse was released, the “Ergo Mouse”. You can find it here: Ergo Mouse I1

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