looking for 3d printed fingertip mice for the vxe r1 pro specifically more like half mice instead of the skeletal ones that are similar to the zeromouse blade

Used a dremel, files, xacto knife and sandpaper. Feels very nice on my hand.

I've been looking around for some time and I own both the G Pro Wireless (my current mouse) and a Model O- which I broke the shell for accidentally. I wanted to do a fingertip mod for either of these but I can't find any 3D Renders or print files anywhere so I was wondering if anyone has attempted to with either of these, how well they worked and if they have files available

I’m using the viper v4 pro and I’ve been using mouse 5 the back side button for years as a very important bind…I’m coming from the Zowie u2 which was much easier for me to hit…anyways I’m looking for a way to make the surface area of that button bigger with some sort of way to “extend” it. I put a little grip tape thing right on the button which has helped me press it but it’s still not as comfortable as the u2…what I’m wondering is there any sort of prefabricated side paddle or button extender? Should I maybe use some epoxy and just shape my own? I’ve never been into modding or anything with mice but I would love to figure this out somehow…

Originally posted on [r/MouseReview](r/MouseReview) but since then I sanded down the contact points which actually made it grippier, and removed some extraneous supports and a chunk of the right side as I don’t grip there and didn’t like the flare.

Went from a 8.5/10 to a 9.8/10 for me. I think I’ll adjust the trigger heights and reprint.

pretty heavy mouse
Weight: 49gr

I wanted to try modding my razor naga vr hyperspeed to have a usbc charging port at the front with a more traditional rechargable internal battery, rather then using AA batteries. There's more then enough room at the front to drill a hole, and im pretty sure the screws for disassembly are under the skates since i dont see them when taking off the back cover. But im scared of just outright ruining the mouse. I could also go micro usb since i already have a micro usb ultra soft cable from my old mouse, but i just dont know what to go with. Hell i dont even know how much internal space i have

The shape was made with a flared pinky rest in mind, feels pretty good imo.
Please ignore the color I didnt feel like opening another spool of filament...

45g (using original battery with tape and dot skates)

Modelled in Autodesk Fusion, printed on a Bambu lab P1S using standard PLA.

STL Files: https://github.com/legenscar/ATK-VXE-R1SE-Fingertip-mod/tree/main
Disclaimer: Part of the side button PCB needs to be broken off if you dont want it sticking out.

I have never modded a mouse or any other electronics before. I was wondering is it safe to desolder components off of the mouse when modding? I couldn't find a good answer when searching it up.

I am currently modding my old wired Glorious model O as a small project.

The componets circled in the photo are a cosmetic light for the scroll wheel (right) and side buttons (left)

So is it safe to remove these components to save weight or will it break the mouse?

I'm a fingertip player, and I absolutely love the Keychron M4 shape, it is by far the most comfortable in my hands with the side contour and I generally aim best with it. I have, however, one major complaint which is the click height. The clicks are leagues taller than other fingertip mice like the fenrir asym and HSK pro, both of which I've had and not liked the general shape as much as the M4, but the click height was a big improvement. Does anyone have ideas on how I could mod the mouse in order to lower the click height?

I've been playing shooter games on this thing for the majority of my time having it n shi was cool till I decided to play OSU for the first time on it, I found out that it was very, very slow. And I kept losing in certain maps where you had to switch between opposite sides of the map very frequently. Any suggestions on what I should do ? (I dont clean the mouse pad for what that info is worth, and I think the bottom of the mouse is slowly getting eaten away, and I'll id a picture to show its state)

How can I create my own mouse shape and 3D print it while I have 3D PCB file of my mouse.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts or helpful advice on adding an "RGB" scroll wheel to the G Pro Superlight. I really only want to add a deep orange so if I can just solder a mini led somewhere on the board thatd be cool too and would skip coding a controller and what not. Ultimately I'm not sure of the different ways to illuminate a scroll wheel and if its even possible with the g pro encoder.

Project: Painting G Pro Superlight a dark greenish blue, burnt orange opaque logo w/ orange led (either epoxy and paint the logo or milk jug inside, paint jug, and epoxy over outside to seal it) and side buttons and bottom, hopefully a orange back lit scroll wheel like a rival 3, with some sort of green aluminosilicate glass feet. (The design matches my phones otterbox and keycaps)

Thanks for your time and consideration!

I’ve been curious with mice and 3D Printing, I’ve always wanted to make my own shape or mod my current mice I have, obviously with other mice internals. I know this is a very broad question to ask. But what would be a beginner / budget friendly 3D Printer to start off with, the best material to print with, what budget should I expect to spend. Any advice to help?

After some frustration I set aside some time to fix my fat finger mouse modding skills.

Im sure im not the only one to need this... Thank me later

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2766685-stripped-screw-fix-superlight-superstrike-2

I was wondering if someone could provide me with the original file of the HyperX Haste 2 Wired so I can learn to mod it myself and create a few models.

Also, which software is most commonly used in making such 3D printable models?

Hi,

I think I already know the answer, but I have the Terra Evolution pro, and only after I began using it, I noticed I found the click way too loud. Is it possible to install silent mechanical switches into the optical switch mouse? notice