This is a custom fingertip grip only mouse shell that is compatible with the Razer Viper Mini 1k PCB. Its primary focus is to reduce the size of the mouse giving more room for your fingers to move while also reducing the weight.

Guide:

After printing make sure to remove all supports especially where the shell contacts the front switches.

Before installing the PCB Make sure that the side buttons are on the shell. If you notice the side buttons are getting stuck That means that your printer has struggled with the overhangs of the holes. Feel free to use sandpaper to fix the mistake. The wider parts of the side buttons have different heights, It is because the rear switch is in a way sunk inside, therefore you will need to place the taller side button on the rear switch. I am unsure if this is true for all Viper Mini PCBS therefore if you find that it is not true please notify me with a comment and I will release a new file where the side buttons are the same height. Be sure to have the scroll wheel on the PCB before installing it on the shell because it will not fit after the PCB is installed. Also, place the sensor lens in the slot as shown in the images.

To install the PCB safely place the PCB on the shell with the mouse wheel sitting right behind of the front clicks, then proceed to carefully push the PCB forward until it is lined up perfectly with the shell.

Route the cable towards the front as shown in the images.

Before placing the screws do a thorough function check on the mouse. If everything feels good go ahead and screw in the three screws that you removed when you took out the PCB from the factory shell.

Lastly, glue the mouse feet and the ring around the bottom of the sensor on the bottom of the shell as shown in the images (buying after market mouse skates is advised). 

The mouse is now ready for use.

Disclaimer: This design is an independent, community made project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Razer Inc.