Dwergmuis

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I have fairly big hands so I wanted to make a comfortable mouse out of wood. It has two buttons, a scroll wheel, a thumb rest, and an ambidextrous design. I started by making a clay model to get the shape I wanted. Then I did a wooden dummy, before starting on the final design based on a Teensy and ADNS-9800 breakout from Tindie

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Components

1 × Teensy 3 https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/teensy31.html
1 × ADNS9800 https://www.tindie.com/products/jkicklighter/adns-9800-laser-motion-sensor/

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Timescale wrote 06/19/2022 at 14:39

Mooi! Ga je ook nog een beits of blanke lak doen?

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cutting-open-an-usb-cable_13625139203_o.jpg

sensor-connector_13561228513_o.jpg

attaching-small-bits_13488178555_o.jpg

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