Olivetti M-SQ29-6MD retro mouse
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For retro computer museums, etc
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- Printables
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- Computers
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I couldn't find the year of production but I own it since the late 1990s, so it's 25+ years old already.
I made this model only to practice in CAD modelling. I did not print it as I have the original mouse but I think this model may be useful for retro computer museums or other retro stuff lovers. I expect that it can be printed fine after playing around with slicer settings. If you print this model and get successful results, please post a make and describe the slicer settings that you used.
You can use any D3.5mm wire to attach it to the model. The original wire length is 165 cm including a PS/2 plug (34.7mm length, D12.2mm). Alternatively you can print a 10cm plastic wire to attach it to your mouse (enlarge it in the slicer if you need it to be longer). 4 pads are glued to the bottom (my mouse doesn't have them but I think they could be there - I don't remember). The label can be printed from the JPG image that I attached and glued to the bottom (51x25mm). The top "olivetti" logo is just painted above the mouse (25.5x5mm).
Body color: warm gray (see the photos). Ball color: black (can be painted with a marker).