Old IBM Keyboard 3d models

The GK-04008/C is an ergonomic keyboard model named Ergomedia 700, designed for enhanced comfort and efficiency during typing sessions.

[They are longer than the originals so replace both legs] Leg I designed for my Compaq keyboard that was missing a leg

Handheld Pocket Keyboard, Designed by Octodon, Folds Up Nicely for Easy Portability. ...Learn More About This Innovative Project at http://octodon.mobi.

With a thumb cluster closer to a [DMOTE](https://viktor.eikman.se/article/the-dmote/) than [Manuform](https://github.com/abstracthat/dactyl-manuform) or [Advantage](https://kinesis-ergo.com/keyboards/advantage2-keyboard/). Only left side...

Underneath the table, this gadget lets you keep a Mac's keyboard, preventing dust accumulation and ensuring it doesn't obstruct your space.

replacement foot for a Logitech K270 keyboard. ... Printed in the notch to be ablr to transfer the rubber pad from the original foot.

I cracked my keyboard, but fortunately I was able to swap it out for a new one and now everything is functioning flawlessly.

Logitech k345 keyboard foot. ...Not the first time this happens Pata para teclado logitech k345, una poronga, no es la primera vez que se rompen por nada.

A wrist rest for the Iris, or any split keyboard. ...Designed with a downward slant so that the wrists can rest more comfortably.

Needed a replacement leg for a keyboard. Designed in Fusion 360. ... I've included the .f3d and .step files in case anyone wants to modify.

I designed a custom keyboard stand to replace the damaged legs on my Sharkoon PureWriter Keyboard. To achieve optimal typing ergonomics, I extended the new legs by 5 millimeters, which allows for a higher tilt angle. ...The replacement parts were...

... wall-mounted keyboard holder. ...If you ever need to mount your keyboard on the wall in an area like a server room or closet where space is limited:)\r\n\r\n68mm W x 100mm L x 195mm H\r\nThe mounting hole is 6mm wide.\r\n\r\nPost any suggestions!

This slide-on keyboard holder boasts a movable mouth that securely fits onto any desk, measuring precisely 25mm in width on the interior. Its sturdy bottom reaches 40mm in depth, while the top arm extends an impressive 30mm. ...By using a standard 150mm...

... I noticed that they sometimes fall over at night. To prevent this issue, I created a stand specifically designed to hold PC keyboards in place without falling. ...My design features three or more shells and 20% infills, printed at low resolution.

If traveling or moving your keyboard frequently, I recommend a tiny tiny dot of hot glue on the back of the keyboard where both halves will sit, then quickly sliding on the case. ...The pieces will then stay in place, and if needed, you can remove the...

... key version). ... The tray is a tight fit with holes in the bottom for pins to go into to make for a rigid case for your keyboard to sit into. Mirror the design in your slicer for the right side. ... I have included the step file for easy remixes

My latest and greatest keyboard Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAc28t4e77w&ab_channel=Robotdoctor https://joeyvigil.github.io/MechanicalKeys/tutorial https://www.thingiverse.com/robotdoctor/designs https://keebfolio.netlify.app/...

This is a cover for the [BB-Q20 KB](https://www.tindie.com/products/arturo182/bb-q20-keyboard-with-trackpad-usbi2cpmod/) To use this you will need to also print [the top frame](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5393306) for the keyboard. ...

Set of 3D printed parts to mount the TexElec Petskey Keyboard v1.1 in a Pet 4032 or case with the graphic style keyboard, as well as use the original key caps. I think I didn't end up using the offset 3 stem, but included it just in case. ...

... for printing the top half of the enclosure. This case assumes that the Seeeduino XAIO has been directly mounted to the PCB using the castellated pads. For more information on the keyboard keyer project, see http://w8bh.net/KeyboardKeyer.pdf

I crafted a replacement foot for my buddy who uses a Das Keyboard, and I based its design on the dimensions found in a commercially available part that I came across online. ...I'm hoping it fits perfectly since I had to work solely off of a picture,...

... for details. Note that OpenSCAD may exhibit peculiar behavior around screw hole placements, but it's likely not critical. To use the keyboard, print, affix to a wall, and relish your experience.

Made so it can be mounted on the back of the desktop so that it can cary a secondary keyboard a little higher then the primary one. ... Recommended distance between each unit is to the soft knobs under the keyboard hit on the riser.

... undersurface of the Keyboard Keyer PCB. ... A full two-piece enclosure is posted separately. Use four M3x6mm buttoncap screws to secure the PCB to the tray. For more information on the keyboard keyer project, see http://w8bh.net/KeyboardKeyer.pdf

I designed this project in TinkerCAD to resolve a minor issue with a faulty keyboard foot on my Dell keyboard. ...To do so, I simply removed the other foot and utilized a caliper to take precise measurements before assembling them together within the...

... seamlessly integrates into your existing typing setup. ...Designed to deliver unparalleled speed and accuracy, this state-of-the-art appendage perfectly complements the original keyboard design, boosting productivity and efficiency like never before.

My latest and greatest keyboard Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAc28t4e77w&ab_channel=Robotdoctor https://joeyvigil.github.io/MechanicalKeys/tutorial https://www.thingiverse.com/robotdoctor/designs https://keebfolio.netlify.app/...

... mechanical switches and wanted to create a way to directly compare the switches i had on hand with each other. This design seems to fit both kailh and cherry style switches. The switches just snap into place like you would on a mechanical keyboard.

I made it because my school is experiencing a shortage, resulting in a surplus of wobbly keyboards with one to no feet. The file is named Glorious Muffin. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No...

A compact stand setup specifically engineered to showcase the Tada68 mechanical keyboard, complementing its sleek design perfectly when paired with the aluminum keyboard case, which can be purchased as a premium upgrade option. ...However, there is some...