Tenting/tilting base for efog.tech Endgame trackball
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An angled base that allows you to tent and tilt the Endgame trackball
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- Printables
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- Computers
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This base allows you to set your efog.tech Endgame trackball at an angle. It connects to the Endgame with a collar, allowing you to rotate it to adjust the tilting and tenting. As you rotate the base, you'll raise one corner while lowering the opposite one.
There are versions with 8, 10, 15, or 20 degrees of angle.
The 20-degree version is too tall for static bearings (the ball tips out constantly). The 15 also tips, but not quite as much. They might be okay with BTUs.
The feet are sized to fit the Endgame's rubber grip pads. If the collar is loose, you may also want to put some grip pads between the Endgame and base to prevent it from rotating freely.
The straight versions are best if you mostly want to tent (left to right) or tilt (front to back). If you want a lot of tenting and tilting at the same time, the rotated versions are more stable.
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