I made some minor tweaks to the Bambu Labs mouse and created this shell for a prototyping class I am apart of and have loved the design. I hope you share the same feelings.

Instructions:

1. Purchase the Bambu Labs Mouse Kit using the link provided.

• [https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/wireless-mouse-components-kit-002?skr=yes&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4cS-BhDGARIsABg4_J0WhukTNCTXO2zJEQXs0LMQWsS-AdNU4FfVYY6dYvFs5-Y9T3UH71MaAip4EALw_wcB&id=41806859403400](https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/wireless-mouse-components-kit-002?skr=yes&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4cS-BhDGARIsABg4_J0WhukTNCTXO2zJEQXs0LMQWsS-AdNU4FfVYY6dYvFs5-Y9T3UH71MaAip4EALw_wcB&id=41806859403400)
  • The kit to purchase is called "Wireless Mouse Components Kit - MH002

     2. Print the provided STL files 

• Support material required at the top of the shell. I designed the shell to be printed standing. You will find your print quality to be the best that way.

    3.  Post processing

• Depending on the kind of printer you use, you may need to run some sandpaper between the grooves of the buttons to get a nice smooth edge and achieve a satisfying click when using the mouse.

    4. Assembly

• Most of the assembly is pretty straightforward, but if you do need help, Bambu Labs has an assembly guide.
• Here's a video they posted of how to assemble the mouse.

ETC.

• I made some minor changes to the clip tab to reinforce the clip. I would often find it breaking when the mouse was dropped.
• I also changed the mouse subshell to fit my shell model's constraints.