Are there any computer mice, that are shaped like actual mice?
If so, link please.
Also, it is preferable if it had actual fur, and was squishy.
Maybe make squeaking sounds when you press a button.
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Couldn’t find one you could purchase in a retail store.
But did find an instructables for one.
Jinks @raum I owe you a Coca-Cola.
I think it would be better to dismantle a plush mouse for that.
Can anyone recommend a glue that works on both textiles and plastic?
I don’t see why you could catch one (or a small rat), take it to a taxidermist, and have that person stuff it and leave room for the electronics.
There is some kind of pose your own mouse taxidermy classes.
I can’t do links from my phone, but I bet somebody could do a successful search.
My Google search is in concurrence with @raum.
It came up with nothing in retail, just the instructables.
Perhaps the simplest thing to try is to cut a plush mouse on all fours in half (avocado style “in half”), remove the stuffing and glue the top half over a regular mouse, somewhat like a car seat cover.
@ragingloli I’ve had good luck with the E6000 adhesives. It’s a pretty extensive line. I’d imagine there’s one that would work for fabric and plastic.
If you actually end up making this, you have to post an update!
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