zeromouse v35 left-click support
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Slide-on attachment for the left trigger to prevent snapping the plastic.
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- Printables
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- Computers
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
A friction-fit / slide on attachment for the left trigger on the zeromouse v35. The support was designed after I managed to click too hard in a game, resulting in the trigger snapping. The support helps the snapped trigger stay in-tact (I also did attempt to glue it first) so clicking works normally again, but it also prevents clicking too hard as the added pole on the bottom presses against a PCB screw when clicking too hard, essentially eliminating the possibility of snapping it.
It works well for me, and I have since bought a new zeromouse v35 that I have also put the support on for peace of mind. Works to fix an already broken trigger, or add support so you don't have to worry too much about clicking too hard.
The model is designed for use with grips applied on the trigger. I have not tested it without.
If you are working with a snapped/broken trigger, it might be necessary to reduce the length of the support pole by 0.5mm or more, as at least in my case, the trigger needs to be pressed down further to click.
Printed with PLA for stiffness with a 0.2mm nozzle on my Bambu Lab A1.