Li'l Blaster Fingertip Mouse Shell for Mchose L7 Pro (24g)

I went down the rabbit hole of lightweight mice and settled on the Mchose L7 Pro as my donor mouse, partially because I found the great starting material from patshead (including the scad files in his repo. I ended up going through many iterations trying to find what worked well for me and my preferred grip and ended up with a hybrid of the Li'l Magnum with some geometry inspiration coming from the Kabrio. Once I started getting into the more complex geometry I started heavily utilizing Claude Code (Opus 5.5) and I fully acknowledge that it's messy and not well optimized, but I figured I'd share it anyway in case anybody else with fairly large hands found it useful. It's not the lightest at 24g, but I find it comfy and it works great for me! I also found it much easier to print by isolating the buttons and using the screws from the L7's shell to attach them to the frame - no support material needed! I added the scroll wheel "holder"(?) as I didn't feel comfortable letting it wiggle around.

I print the buttons with .08 layer height for the lower tab (allows more granular force adjustment) but .16 for the rest (a lower layer height left the surface feeling meh). I used variable layer height for the frame but it's not really needed. I went with 3 walls and 10% infill on the frame for a bit better strength but it's probably not needed. Otherwise, I believe I followed patshead's recommendations (and the 3mf is attached). I used Polymaker PLA PRO on a Bambu X1C.