Skeletonized Fingertip Orochi V2.0

This is a lightweight fingertip shell for the Razer Orochi V2, and an updated version of a previous upload of the same project. As far as weight savings go for the shell itself, I don’t think I there's more than a decimal of a gram left to remove without compromising on its strength. Fully put together it weighs 16.95 grams without the fan running, so it reaches my goal of being in the 16 gram range. In total, I've exported 388 stl’s during the design process of this mouse over the course of 2 years and have now been using this version for almost a year and am extremely happy with it.

Instructions

Follow @Joshuanate_574917’s guide to make it use a smaller rechargable battery. At the end of their guide, wire the battery directly to where the side buttons were attached to the main pcb directly and discard the side buttons. Solder into the outer 2 slots so the wires don't get in the way of the support beam when fully assembled. Unsolder the scroll wheel before assembling, the ergonomic improvements of being able to move the triggers more inward while staying flat far outweigh having it. Put the ring finger grip on first but you’ll have to use tape to prevent it from wiggling around. I recommend just copying the same way I used it in the images. Then align the pcb with the pegs after setting the prism in place. Pass the left side of the support beam under the wires like in the images and set the left side in the slots first. You do have to slightly bend the walls to get the right side to fit in but everything should set in place. The bottom of the mouse should be completely flat after you're done to make sure it's not still bent. I recommend copying the mice feet placement too to have the most consistent glide, but you can lift them with a knife to move them around without losing the adhesion. 

Credits

@Joshuanate_574917's mouse:
https://www.printables.com/model/480568-finger-tip-gaming-mouse-with-orochi-v2-internals

The base plate from this design was used in earlier versions and I followed their guide to swap the battery

@Joshuanate_574917's pcb model:
https://www.printables.com/model/387351-orochi-v2

Their pcb was used as a reference throughout the entire project

@Cel_963244's base:
https://www.printables.com/model/507724-razer-orochi-base

Their pcb mounting pegs and prism holder are used to keep everything in place

@crbn_559839's mouse:
https://www.printables.com/model/582697-fingertip-lightweight-razer-orochi-v2-pcb-23-27g-w

The first mouse of this kind I tried to see if it was something worth pursuing. Also the reason I chose to use the Orochi V2

Products used

Switches:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/175970084617

I have the TTC Gold for the right click, but if I had an extra Omron I would use it for both

Micefeet:
https://jpgamingusa.com/collections/artisan-mouse-skates/products/artisan-mizugumo-futae-p8-mouse-skates

These are by far the best mouse skates I’ve tried out of like 5 different kinds. Don’t get them if you use a glass mousepad though as it will go through them very quickly and they’re relatively pretty expensive

Grip tape: 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/175970084617

I haven't experimented with any other kinds but this works great

Walls are all 0.3mm thick, no supports

Old version: https://www.printables.com/model/651625-skeletonized-fingertip-orochi-v2