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1. Introduction
** TODO PIX completed mouse**
TODO PIX of all tools required
- 2.5mm Allen key or screwdriver
- A soldering iron
- Solder
TODO pix of both PCBs
- Base PCB
- Vertical PCB
If you're not sure how to get these PCBs, we sell them! See Appendix A: Printed Circuit Boards
for more information on how to buy them from us. (We also have a few tips for you, if you want to make your own!)
TODO pix of all 3D-printed parts
- PCB anchor
- PCB assembly jig
- Base
- Primary buttons
- Secondary buttons
- Scroll wheel
- Scroll wheel holder
- Scroll wheel holder holder (holder holder holder holder...)
- 3x roller bearing dowels
- Top
If you're not sure how to get these parts, we sell them! See Appendix B: 3D-Printed Parts
for more information on how to buy them from us. (We also have a few tips for you, if you want to make your own!)
TODO pix of all electrical components TODO electrical BOM here
Yup, you guessed it, we sell complete components kits. See Step 2 of Appendix A: Printed Circuit Boards
if you want more information (or info on how to buy them from your favourite electronics provider).
TODO pix of all fastening hardware
- 2x M3x12mm flat-countersunk machine screw
- 4x M3x8mm socket cap machine screw
- 6x M3 heat-set threaded insert
No surprise, we sell these too. See Appendix D: Hardware
for how to buy them from us (or how to get them yourself, if you want.)
If you're ready, proceed to 2: Electronics Assembly
. What's the use in waiting?
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