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This brick mouse is compatible with toy construction bricks, including ████!

🛑 Important information

3D printing parts that are ████-compatible can be very tricky. The 3D models I've provided on this page worked perfectly for me when printing on my FFF printer at 0.2mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle.

Please keep in mind that you may have to adjust your slicer settings or calibrate your 3D printer to produce a good result that your bricks easily snap in and out of. I've also supplied .3mf files so that you can manually adjust the 3D models yourself.

Tolerances also vary depending on your manufacturing method. E.g. parts printed with resin may be too loose. If this happens, I recommend supergluing 1 layer of bricks directly to the 3D printed part.

I'm not able to adjust the model for you or help you. You'll need to solve any issues you may encounter on your own. Good luck!

🔩 What you'll need

• Mouse PCB Kit (Availalbe here)
• Bricks (I got mine from here)
• AA Battery

📃 Assembly guide

1. 3D Print parts.
2. Insert the power switch and optical lens into the 3D printed base.
3. Insert the scroll wheel into the mouse PCB.
4. Insert the PCB into the 3D printed base, make sure to align the power switch and optical lens.
5. Insert the battery connectors into the 3D printed base.
6. Connect the battery connectors to the PCB.
7. Insert the AA battery into the battery holder.
8. Using the bricks, build your own custom brick mouse!
9. To insert the 3D printed button adapter, you must first add a brick (or 3 plates) beneath it.
10. You're done!