60 keyboard 3d models

A keyboard computer is a computer which contains all of the regular components of a personal computer, except for a screen, in the same housing as the keyboard. The power supply is typically external and connects to the computer via an adapter cable....

... Print riser with it's side on the bed for strength. Mirror the riser (right) to print the left side. The risers are directional only if placing rubber bands for slip resistance so you can place the rubber band on the inside of the keyboard to hide.

Inspired by MakersMuse's video on how he crafted a budget-friendly and easy-to-make macro keyboard, I decided to create an even smaller, cheaper version with my own custom printable case and a more robust USB connection. The code I used came from...

I liked the 75% keyboard stand but it was just too short to hold my keyboard without touching the SKADIS pegboard (and the hooks were a little tight), so I re-designed it to have a little more clearance and should fit any keyboard up to 140mm in...

The keyboard foot - if that's the name for that part - of a colleagues keyboard (Logitech K120) snapped off and he was about to buy a new one. Let's be honest; such small pieces breaking is a reason for us to acquire new stuff way too often. But...

This tiny riser lifts the rear of the keyboard approximately 20mm, providing a comfortable angle that is surprisingly absent from the original design. The fact that it doesn't include flip-out risers like its predecessors may seem puzzling. Print two...

CAUTION: the pieces are asymmetrical, one side is wider than the other to accommodate the bend of the keyboard, so you may need to import it into a 3D design app and adjust it according to your needs. If you require assistance or have questions,...

This design is especially suited for use with wireless keyboards, allowing you to stay organized while maximizing your workspace efficiency. To create this bracket, print the left side of the object first, then duplicate it in your 3D slicer software...

... flexibility and precision when applied to various Maya-based projects. Additionally, the keyboard's UV mapping system has been carefully optimized to accommodate 25,117 unique coordinates, allowing for seamless texture application and manipulation.

... the letters, ensuring that accidental key presses of non-letter keys are prevented. When printed in PETG or a similar material with sufficient flexibility, this clip-on design securely attaches to the keyboard and prevents unintended keystrokes.

I decided to give the Sick-68 mechanical keyboard layout design a fresh makeover, tailored specifically for Kailh PG1350 Low Profile "Choc" switches. Keycap dimensions vary significantly from the original Sick-68, so exercise caution if you attempt...

A custom-designed keyboard for the Kim Uno project can be found at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1157552 and also here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3059024. This is a remixed, redesigned version of the original keyboard. I needed to create...

... No supports, no rafts. Print in lower resolution to save time. On my MK3s it took exactly 1 hour to print 2 of them at .30 (draft). Increase or decrease the size in your slicer if they aren't quite large enough for your particular keyboard.

Two must be printed as the leg height will not match an original leg exactly, resulting in a wobbly keyboard. The design was created using ABS and featured a raft on my DaVinci 1.0 printer. The Autodesk 123D file used to create it is included,...

A preview image rendered in stunning detail using cycles, giving you a glimpse into the keyboard's design. Every scene is meticulously included within the .blend files, allowing for seamless navigation and exploration. Ideal for close-up renders...

This is a model for the following keyboard weight: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z09.2.0.0.4c702e8d6E83x3&id=560138068179&_u=h20rh52k563e DIRECTIONS FOR USE: (1) Make sure the top surface of the weight is flush with the top surface of your...

Here's a simple 64 button keyboard that is cheap and simple to build : - 1 x arduino micro - uses the atmel mega 32u4 chip which can be presented to a PC as an USB keyboard - 4 x arduino 4x4 matrix keypad - 1 x micro usb to usb A cable - 1 x printed...

... with shorter depth height and clearance to ensure that it does not collide with the keycaps. These badges were made to fit on the Mako 69 not generic keyboards will link to it soon! Recommended for most 3d printed keyboards More badges coming soon

https://aliexpress.ru/item/1005002927660111.html?spm=a2g2w.orderdetail.0.0.437e4aa6W2MRJD&sku_id=12000022841595570 The photo shows the same keyboard model as in the link, I just changed the keycaps . . . . Hi guys. I bought a mini keyboard, and...

A custom 2 x 5 keyboard plate and case designed specifically for creating a macro keyboard using MX style switches such as Cherry MX or Gateron switches are available for users who want to customize their keyboards. The case is carefully crafted to...

... Electronics have been taken from the QMK/Planck project, with the layout modified for a 5x5 matrix. The tray is intended to hold the keyboard, an HP Stream 7 Windows-based tablet, a modified USB hub, and a battery that powers the keyboard.

This ingenious innovation, specifically designed for the K280e keyboard, promises to elevate your productivity and comfort levels like never before. No longer will you be constrained by the limitations of traditional keyboard design - with this...

... about it. I didn't test the hooks efficacy for holding anything stronger because I didn't need them for that. Also the "Split" version has a slightly wider ledge to support the smaller _non continuous_ keyboard bodies that can't span two hangers.

This is my second try at a keyboard foot for this keyboard. This one works great. I realized when I took off the rubber foot there is a screw hole. Not sure of the screw size I just found a couple screws in my tool box. But this keyboard foot works...

I crafted this case specifically for my 4-finger keyboard, drawing inspiration from the innovative Kee4(tm) keyboard by Citta Consulting Inc., which can be found at http://kee4.com. To learn more about my design process, visit [my blog...

... 145x70 mm so it should fit most modern smartphones. To mount it on your keyboard you can use double stick tape but I recommend you get some "gekko tape". It is not just great to mount this phone stand to a keyboard. ...Seriously, it's great stuff.

I was designed to serve as a temporary solution for a faulty foot on a Logitech K120 keyboard. ...Replacing it with ease, I found a designated spot to reattach the anti-slip rubber piece.

This is a model that i made because one foot of my keyboard broke. ...If you want to print this model you have to transfer the rubber insert from the old foot to the printed one.40

This is a foot for my cherry keyboard KC1000, which should fit on some other cherry models as well. ...The design can be printed in PLA, ABS, or PETG without any additional support needed.

Hook to hook up things under keyboard stand. Things like headphones or cables. It's made to clamp or slide on 28.5 mm pipe. Scale as necessary to fit on different diameter pipe. ...Blender file included.