3D Modeling Tutorial Of A Computer Mouse?

[spinecad]

I wonder if there is available a 3D modeling tutorial of a computer mouse such one of below computer mouses using AutoCAD or Inventor.

 

If yes, can anyone please show me the link?

 

Thank you

[welldriller]

do not know if this is what you are looking for but you might take a look at this site

 

http://www.instruction.greenriver.edu/avery/activities/mouse/MouseSkills.htm

[spinecad]

do not know if this is what you are looking for but you might take a look at this site

 

http://www.instruction.greenriver.edu/avery/activities/mouse/MouseSkills.htm

 

The content in the above link is how to use a computer mouse, not the tutorial of how to create the 3D model of a computer mouse using the AutoCAD or Inventor.

[Cad64]

How about this tutorial for Inventor: http://nisheeth-inventortalks.blogspot.com/2011/05/computer-mouse-video-tutorial-autodesk.html

[spinecad]

How about this tutorial for Inventor: http://nisheeth-inventortalks.blogspot.com/2011/05/computer-mouse-video-tutorial-autodesk.html

 

Thank you for the tutorial link.

 

But that not the computer mouse I want.

 

I want one of three computer mouse such as the picture I attached in post #1.

[welldriller]

The content in the above link is how to use a computer mouse, not the tutorial of how to create the 3D model of a computer mouse using the AutoCAD or Inventor.

 

Sorry Looks like Cad64 can read a lot better then I do.

[Cad64]

Thank you for the tutorial link.

 

But that not the computer mouse I want.

 

I want one of three computer mouse such as the picture I attached in post #1.

 

It's doubtful you're going to find a tutorial for the exact mouse you're wanting to create. That tutorial will teach you the tools and techniques needed to build a mouse. You can then use what you learned in that tutorial to build your own mouse.

[welldriller]

It also might help if you would post the name/brand or other information that is on each mouse

[tzframpton]

It's doubtful you're going to find a tutorial for the exact mouse you're wanting to create. That tutorial will teach you the tools and techniques needed to build a mouse. You can then use what you learned in that tutorial to build your own mouse.

I agree with Cad64's response. The principles are all the same. Apply these exact same principles to the other type of mouse you want. If you're looking for dead-accurate dimensions, pick up a cheap set of vernier calipers and measure the physical mouse. This is the method I use at home.