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Mouse vented (a new look)
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“You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
R. Buckminster Fuller
Attention! This is experimental part (bionic design) . I do not recommend print this version (zip STL file is case only, spacer_1 - dummy part).The STL file is big and slow/hard to process !!!
More details (and CAD format and full STL file) https://grabcad.com/library/mouse-vented-a-new-look-1
Development of new technologies of additive manufacturing requires a re-design of many things.
Main idea:
To help gamers to keep your hands dry by free air movement between the palm and mouse
The case has two walls, first one mesh, a second solid to protect the electronics.
Mesh panel may easily removed and washed.
Workflow Inventor(initial geometry) -> IGES-> Rhino->Grasshopper (Cytosceleton)->Baking as mesh->
T splines for Rhino (convert to t splines) -> T splnes for Rhino (convert to polysurface) ->Invent
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
R. Buckminster Fuller
Attention! This is experimental part (bionic design) . I do not recommend print this version (zip STL file is case only, spacer_1 - dummy part).The STL file is big and slow/hard to process !!!
More details (and CAD format and full STL file) https://grabcad.com/library/mouse-vented-a-new-look-1
Development of new technologies of additive manufacturing requires a re-design of many things.
Main idea:
To help gamers to keep your hands dry by free air movement between the palm and mouse
The case has two walls, first one mesh, a second solid to protect the electronics.
Mesh panel may easily removed and washed.
Workflow Inventor(initial geometry) -> IGES-> Rhino->Grasshopper (Cytosceleton)->Baking as mesh->
T splines for Rhino (convert to t splines) -> T splnes for Rhino (convert to polysurface) ->Invent
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