29g VXE MAD R Medium G Pro X Shape for Claw Grip

The size of the shape is between the G Pro X Superlight and the G Pro 2C. The model isn't 100% perfect yet, and there are a few issues that I'll fix in a future revision.

Known Issues

• Structure: Sometimes, when removing the supports from the top of the mouse, the two thin bars may break. However, this doesn't affect the mouse's usability or structural integrity.

• Main button: If the switch is too close to the main button, you'll need to sand that area down slightly. (Image 1)

• Scroll wheel: The scroll wheel doesn't have the best feel. I used a small amount of switch lub, which made it feel better. (Image 2)

• Side button: If you press the left side of the mouse too hard, it may accidentally activate the side button. I'll fix this in a future revision, but during normal use it hasn't been an issue for me.

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Printing:

• Use Arachne Mode for the wall generator.

• Print the model at a 45-degree angle with supports for the best results.

• I printed the model with a 0.2 mm layer height without any problems.

Assembly

I cut off two sections of my PCB for another project (the LED and section part on the same side). If you're having trouble fitting the PCB, that's probably the reason.

• Install the side button PCB first.

• For the main PCB, insert it at a slight angle so the front fits into place first. In some cases, you may need to lift the right mouse button slightly to fit the scroll wheel.

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• The battery doesn't require double-sided tape.

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(English isn't my native language. I used ChatGPT to help correct my grammar, so if anything is unclear, feel free to ask in the comments.)