60 percent keyboard 3d models

This case fits for most 60 percent keyboards like BM60, GH60, Satan, Pok3r, Ducky One 2 Mini etc. It got a really nice fit and is angled at 7 degrees. The bottom is only 3mm thin so i recommend to dampen it with Bitumen or Alubutyl. You should...

This minimalist keyboard boasts a 60% layout, stripped of unnecessary keys to create a sleek, uncluttered design. Individual keycaps feature unique mesh patterns that enable precise backlighting for each key. The provided .blend file is...

Fully detailed, textured, available for closed up render Preview Images rendered using Cycle in Blender The model comes with fully mechanical keyboard components such as Switch, Stabilizer, Plate, PCB, and Keycaps

This is a tray-mount 60 percent keyboard case based on the F62 Model F keyboard. It is a remix of the following model: KeyBoard Case for Mechanical Keyboard (Pok3r, GH60, Satan) by MaxWinterstein. Many thanks to MaxWinterstein for his beautiful work....

This is the plate for a Minisub 40% keyboard

Link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4967096 --------------------- This is my own variation of a DIY mechanical keyboard, it is based on the Mech 104 but I have changed things such as design and more. This keyboard features 75 keys in total...

this is a keyboard case I made to house and protect my Tofu 60 as it is very heavy and has damaged items in my backpack when I've traveled with it. Keep in mind the dimensions of your keyboard are most likely different from mine. It was too long...

Following up on the SiCK-68 keyboard, the SiCK-60 is a highly compact 60% option with the ability to utilize a wide range of affordable PCBs as well as a version that can be handwired with a Teensy2.0 microcontroller. For more detailed information...

Following up on the SiCK-68 keyboard, the SiCK-60 is an more compact 60% option with the ability to use a wide variety of inexpensive PCBs as well as a version that can be handwired with a Teensy2.0 micro controller. For more information on this...

Following up on the SiCK-68 keyboard, the SiCK-60 is a more compact 60% option that can be used with a wide variety of inexpensive PCBs as well as a version that can be handwired with a Teensy2.0 micro controller. For more information on this...

this a 60% keyboard plate

This 2-piece case is designed specifically for a 65% PCB, and I believe it would also fit other models like the TADA68. Printing with thick layers or low layer height can create some really cool layer lines that are perfect for post-processing. ... To...

Case for 60% keyboards. Use M2 heat inserts. ...

The keyboard attachment accommodates almost all keyboards across approximately sixty percent of markets globally. ...It comes preinstalled with a default keyboard setup that boasts sixty-one distinctive key layouts, mirroring ANSI standards precisely.

A cap for standard 60%-keyboard shell. Made it for the one based on XD60 PCB. ...

Use for keyboard circuit 60, and Unified-Daughterboard USB-C, any request or question please contact meModel download link: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/gadgets/pc-laptop/60-mechanical-keyboard

I designed this cover for my 60% keyboard to protect it from scratches while carrying it to and from work every day. The two halves are held together by four 10x2mm magnets that are super glued into the print. The keyboard case I'm currently using is...

Here is the rewritten text: A swift adjustment brings this 60 percent keyboard into perfect balance, its 75-degree tilt to one side perfectly offset by a 60-degree cant to the rear. ...Crafted from high-quality eSun PLA+, this ergonomic keyboard is...

Standoffs are required for xd75re, possibly necessitating removal or addition of stand offs for 60% keyboard. The USB opening is slightly oversized, allowing modification as needed. Assembled using super glue and clamps. ... UPDATED 11/9/18: Standoff...

Motivation Keyboard 3: Ok, I get it, there's already a ton of 60% keyboards on this site. A few weeks ago I got very interested in the idea of 3d printed keyboards. My brother had a broken mechanical keyboard which I de-soldered the switches from...

60% tray mount keyboard case High profile, 6.8-degree typing angle, standard dz60 mounting, 2 middle standoffs are removed for they add to typing stiffness. Modeled using dz60 specification I found on the internet as reference. The measurement...

This model fits 300x300 bed.This was mainly made for my lumberjack that only uses 3 mounting points but I also made “standard” 60% version to support other PCBs. Only lumberjack heat-inserts version is printed and tested. The usb-c fit was very tight...

The keyboard layout was crafted at [Keyboard Layout Editor](https://keyboard-layout-editor). ...Meanwhile, an SVG template for the plate was designed using [SWILLKB Builder](http://builder.swillkb.com/).

This keyboard case fits securely into a phone and provides protection from scratches and minor drops.

This model is a zero tolerance remix of the popular Bakeneko 60% keyboard (https://github.com/kkatano/bakeneko-60) by kkatano.Please use this link to see the “official” documentation if you have any questions about the board!As you need glue to keep...

Here is the rewritten text: I've come up with a DIY solution for CNC machined feet for Tex 60% mechanical keyboard cases. To print these smaller radius steps on the bottom of the foot, you'll need to add some internal supports. Alternatively, you can...

A notable example is a high-profile case tailored specifically for keyboards that are GH60-compatible, requiring an assortment of 6 M2X4 bolts to secure it firmly in place.

... I printed my in two parts on my resin printer, I didn't bother to glue both halves together as the plate and PCB holds the two sides together. Also keeping them in two pieces makes it easier to disassemble to work on the keyboard. ... Also

A custom keyboard case that perfectly fits the Pok3r layout, with a sleek design that matches other keyboards in its class. I've paired it with a GH60 Satan PCB, which provides a solid foundation for my typing experience. To accommodate a 200mm*200mm...

Despite the unusual placement of the screws, this keyboard feels more solid than many consumer boards I've used previously. One major issue I encountered was trimming down the holes for the switches. Although not a significant problem, it did take...