Logitech Ergo K860 4 Degree Leg
Logitech Ergo K860 Keyboard 4 Degree Leg
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Logitech Ergo K860 Keyboard 4 Degree Leg
If you bring your hand down a little too hard on the corner of these, otherwise great, keyboards you can break the stock larger feet pretty easily. After doing this myself I used the remaining, unbroken, foot to design a new one. I put a…
This is a simple print that I used to replace the 4° tilt foot on my Logitech K860 keyboard. I don't know if it will work on other keyboard's but it does fit this one well. I printed this with a 0.2mm layer height quality with 20% infill.…
This is a replacement part for the bigger of the two set, as it is the angle I prefer and the one that keeps breaking. In 3 of these Keyboards I own (or I use at my company) these have broken. These seem to break very easily I think the…
I used the last version of my keyboard foot successfully until we got a new cat who flopped his entire 14lbs onto the bottom edge of my keyboard. This resulted in these tiny molded plastic stabilizing fins to break off on one side of the…
First, I'd like to say thank you to Dennis Louton for his original model. My wife broke one of the feet on her K860 keyboard while working from home and she was really having trouble typing on it without the feet propping the keyboard up.…
The leg stand foot model of Logitech Ergonomic K860
This variant of a Logitech K860 ergonomic keyboard foot comes with a flex. Quite literally. The "legs" are bent outwards by 3° each, giving it a perfect snug snap fit into the keyboard. This fixes the problem I've had with the other…
Official Reference CAD Envelope for Logitech ERGO K860 Provided as part of Logitech’s Adaptive & Accessibility Initiative , this package contains a simplified 3D reference model (dummy CAD envelope) for the Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless…
Keyguard for Logitech ERGO K860 - 3 pieces
This variant of a Logitech K860 ergonomic keyboard foot comes with a flex. Quite literally. The "legs" are bent outwards by 3° each, giving it a perfect snug snap fit into the keyboard. This fixes the problem I've had with the other…