Keyboard feet (Logitech K270)
Keyboard feet for logitech k270 Printed in PLA
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Keyboard feet for logitech k270 Printed in PLA
Needed a replacement leg for a keyboard. Easy design and print. I've included an .stl and .f3d.
Logitech Keyboard Replacement Feet / Leg Logitech: K260 K270 K270r MK260 MK270 MK270r
A model of the feet used on the Logitech K270 keyboards, easily printable without supports.
works with K270 K275 K260 K200 models. Tested with Logitech MK270 and it fits perfectly like original. Print only with 0.1mm layer height.
This is a model that i made because one foot of my keyboard broke. If you want to print this model you have to transfer the rubber insert from the old foot to the printed one.40
Logitech K270 keyboard replacement feet. Simple Version: Clean and functional design Accurate Version: Faithfully modeled to match the original injection-molded part Printed with Fillamentum ASA. PETG or PLA should work also. -0.1mm layer…
This is Keyboard Support which can be attached to Logi K270 Wireless Keyboard on the bottom side of the keyboard.
This foot is usable for Logitech K260 K270 K270r MK260 MK270 MK270r keyboards.
Welcome to my first add. Most any material and settings should work for this. I printed several successfully without support on an MK4S (the nubs are so small they don't stick out far enough from the side to allow gravity to effect the…
Logitech K270 Right Shift And Tab Key Replacement A replacement Right Shift key designed for the Logitech K270 wireless keyboard. I created this 3D model after needing to replace a damaged/missing key. The model is designed to match the…
This is a replacement for the keyboard foot for a logitech k270 Printed quickly as .4 nozzle Prusa MK35 infill at 60% just in case more strength needed used Anycubic PLA+ Filament no supports
This is a replacement for the keyboard foot for a logitech k270 Printed quickly as .4 nozzle Prusa MK35 infill at 60% just in case more strength needed used Anycubic PLA+ Filament no supports
Welcome to my first add. Most any material and settings should work for this. I printed several successfully without support on an MK4S (the nubs are so small they don't stick out far enough from the side to allow gravity to effect the…
This was printed using PLA(230/70), it's what was already loaded, PETG, ASA, etc. would be more durable, on a Prusa MK4S. Used a .25mm nozzle with .15mm layer height and slowed everything down to 20-40mm/s. Hope this helps you.
Replacement clip for Logitech K270 keyboard. Wasn't able to find one for purchase, so i made one with Tinkercad. Best to print in PETG. No need for support or raft. (Printed on Ender3 S1 Pro)
Our conference room keyboard lost a foot at some point, might as well print a new one.
This is a remix of the great keyboard feet by SIMON68 with a slot added for placing the original rubber pads. I love that particular model because it is an almost identical copy of the original part, including the small tooth that clicks…
Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2766924 I just scaled the width by 1.38 to get the CTRL key width. Fits perfectly. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Mk2 **Rafts:** Doesn't Matter Supports: No **Filament:**…
Use PETG with 5 perimeters and 15% infill. Update: V2 released, simply mirror for left and right as needed. Our living room TV is our multimedia entertainment area of choice, so we frequently pass the wireless keyboard around. After being…
These are replacement feet (legs) designed for the MK270 Wireless Keyboard. They were printed at a 0.2 mm layer height in PLA, and they fit snugly onto the keyboard. When attaching them, you may need to gently squeeze each foot so it…
Kind of silly to set it to “original” considering that there's quite a few models on here already… But I made it before realizing I could download one. Oh well. Most models here don't have the clicky parts on the side. Mine do! Nice and…
Logitech K270 English/Hebrew keyboard caps for QWERTY layout. The key caps fit the newer (as of 2025-ish) K270 keyboards. I suggest printing the English in white and Hebrew in red. Print the key caps upside down on a plate with your…
This was printed using PLA(230/70), it's what was already loaded, PETG, ASA, etc. would be more durable, on a Prusa MK4S. Used a .25mm nozzle with .15mm layer height and slowed everything down to 20-40mm/s. Hope this helps you.
Legs for Logitech keyboard k270. Nothing really much more to it. I've included the step file if you would like to make them longer. I printed at 0.28 in PETG because thats what my slicer was set to and what filament i already had loaded.…
Quick little replacement foot for the Logitech K270 keybaord. These are for the feet at the front, not the feet at the back. They're bigger! I would suggest that if you lost one of the feet on the corners, replace that with the foot from…
Feet for a Logitech K270 keyboard. Mine broke so I made a quick replacement. It should work for logitech K200, K260, K270, K275, MK260, MK270, MK275 and MK200 .
Snap-fit enclosure for the Silicon Labs XG24-EK2703A / EFR32xG24 Explorer Kit. The EFR32xG24 Explorer Kit is a small form factor development and evaluation platform based on the EFR32MG24 System-on-Chip. The EFR32xG24 Explorer Kit is…
Logitech Wall Mounted Holder K295 with screws or adhesive tape. Two pieces left and right, slightly angled. Reupload from Cults3D from AL1_3D, as didn't found something similar here. The picture shows it with adhesive tape mounted onto an…
Simple MK270 Keyboard holder. All you need to do is use the 4, M4 screw holes and screw them into any flat surface.
Keyboard Pad - Logitech K270 M/N: Y-R0042 Spare Pad Keyboard. :: Support: No :: Infill: 20% :: Generic PLA Category: Parts
If other versions are compatible, please let us know in the comments.