Lightweight Fingertip Mouse for GPW with Side Buttons
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A remix for gamers who need side buttons and want to try a fingertip mouse. Based on G Pro Wireless first gen.
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Print as is using PLA, requires modification on the side buttons, as shown in the images:
Personal suggestion: utilize the unused side buttons if you have a first-gen GPW, since you don't need those anyway.
Because first-gen and second-gen share the same pcb holes afaik, you MIGHT be able to fit a second generation in there.
For left and right clicks, the mounting screw holes are resized so that using two big flat-head screws from the GPW can firmly hold the components.
For the left and right clicks' protrude, use a papercutter or pocket knife to carefully shape down the highest point, each time by a tiny bit, and reinstall to check the clearance. The goal here is to have little “take up” and almost zero “overtravel”
The total weight is ~35g depending on the infill, material, and footpad(not included but strongly suggested). I personally used these for a few weeks, and everything is working fine till today.
Securely fix all moving components if playing competitive games that requires fierce mouse movements (but its actually fine if you do not, I tested my mouse for two weeks with random cables flying around, nothing bad happened)