The popular Honeycomb Bravo features a dome-type body, which means there is no space on top to place and use a mouse, keyboard or other controller. This print creates a flat surface which mounts to your Bravo so you can do just that.

Printing

The STL file shows the complete model, but it probably won't fit on your printer's build surface; therefore, you can use your slicer software to split the model so that you have a left and right side.

Post-Printing

As you now have two halves of the surface printed, you will have a seam down the middle. I recommend placing a mouse mat on top to hide this.

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