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STEP file for the PCB of the Zaunkoenig M3K. This file is not intended to be printed out. It is intended to help you design a gaming mouse shell for the M3K PCB. A few notes about the screws used for the M3K PCB (identical to the M2K…
no support required, print shell with main buttons on the build plate. Check out this Starlight shell for the PCB: https://www.printables.com/model/798266-zaunkoenig-m3k-shell-the-warthog-23g-total
STEP file for the PCB of the Zaunkoenig M2K. This file is not intended to be printed out. It is intended to help you design a gaming mouse shell for the M2K PCB. A few notes about the screws used for the M2K PCB: We use two T6 M2 screws…
A print to test out the shape before buying the shell here: https://www.printables.com/model/798266-zaunkoenig-m3k-shell-the-warthog-23g-total
use two T6 M2 screws (the screws used for height adjustment on the MxK) to screw the PCB onto the part use three T6 M2 screws , (the screws used to screw the MxK bottom shell into the MxK carbon fiber shell) two screws to connect the two…
WIP for my M3K modkit, weight comes in under 13g once the cable is plugged in. Will be updating this soon, as it's a mish mash of bit designed for other modkits.
STEP file for the PCB of the Zaunkoenig M1K. This file is not intended to be printed out. It is intended to help you design a gaming mouse shell for the M1K PCB. See our blog article « The worlds lightest gaming mouse PCB » for more…
Back in 2019, when we first released the Zaunkoenig M1K on Kickstarter , the Zaunkoenig M1K was the worlds lightest gaming mouse at just 23 grams. Carbon fiber was essential in reaching this extremely low weight. However our 3D printed…
STEP file for the PCB of the Zaunkoenig M3K. This file is not intended to be printed out. It is intended to help you design a gaming mouse shell for the M3K PCB. A few notes about the screws used for the M3K PCB (identical to the M2K…
Printing No support required! print it upright on the flat spot on the back. Line width of 0.4mm recommended PLA recommended No infill NOTE: if your printer is not capable of bridging ~56mm support will be required, but give it a shot…
Printing Print it upright on the back, support is only required for the bottom to keep it up Line width of 0.4mm recommended PLA recommended No infill NOTE: if your printer is not capable of bridging ~56mm support will be required for…
Printing No support required! print it upright on the flat spot on the back. Line width of 0.4mm recommended PLA recommended No infill NOTE: if your printer is not capable of bridging ~56mm support will be required, but give it a shot…
