custom split mechanical keyboard 3d models

Used to assist with lubricating mechanical keyboard switches. Compatible with Cherry MX and MX clones, holding switch bases and stems securely in place. The design features an 11-degree incline, accommodating up to 50 switches comfortably. Printed...

- teensy 2.0 - ~100 cherry MX reds - ~100 1N4148 diodes - 3D printed custom chassis - stripped ethernet cable - costar stabilizers - susuwatari MT3 caps - USB mini B cable ## electronics: a TKL ISO board with a full function row has 87 keys, 6 rows...

... by multiple color variations. Users can freely utilize Photoshop or their preferred image editing software, taking advantage of the supplied mask textures to craft an array of custom color schemes – limited only by their imagination, not Blender.

Remix of the keyboard display stand with slightly larger side piece holes to allow for assembly easier.

A compact, sleek gaming keyboard designed specifically for scenarios where a numeric keypad isn't necessary, providing versatility and convenience for use in various settings.

Another stabilizer tester for your keyboard, or for practice. Will fit 3 x 2u stabilizers and 1x 6.25u stabilizers, or 4x 2u stabilizers. Fits 5 pin keyboard switches. You can use 3 pin switches, but it kinda wobbly. Fits any PCB mounted...

Just added some key labels and adjusted the size a bit to fit my keyboard. Great original model. ...I would consider shortening the stem a bit, but haven't done so yet.

... Mini. The design allows for easy alignment with filament as guides when gluing.Keyboard:bm43a PCBaluminium plateAkko CS Ocean Blue tactile switches (budget friendly 10$ for 45 switches)Case:0.2mm Layers with 15% infillPrusament PETG Pistachio Green

I included them in case someone wants to have some some custom keys. The keyboard in the picture is Clueboard/FC660m, and can also be 3d printed: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3010436 Print instructionsI would recommend a small nozzle, 0.2 or 0.3...

Designed off the GMMK foot model: GMMK-FS-BRN-W They are the feet that can be collapsed out to tilt the keyboard forward slightly. ...The one with the rubber foot has a cut-away for sticking a piece of rubber for traction.

Design is based on the one found on this website: https://fornellas.github.io/3d_printed_keyboard/design.html You still need to bend a stabilizing wire. ...The measurements that I found to work for the bend spots for a 2U keycap are 5mm-9mm-30mm-9mm-5mm

Layout: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/keyboards/clueboard/66/rev3/rev3.h Pins: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/keyboards/clueboard/66/rev3/config.h Required parts: Controller, e.g. ...Teensy 66 Diodes (I used 1N4148)...

For more detailed information about this keyboard along with complete DIY and parts breakdown, please visit the SiCK-68 page here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3478494 If you're interested in a companion pad, check out:...

Keyboard case for Zen 2. Designed in OnShape, and wall thickness tuned for 0.4mm nozzles. SOURCE FILES: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/c9679279e6b5d9278383d1c7/w/8c79d690317a106fdc8a4f59/e/1cf0a5c79cbf0ed693209717 You'll need to file down the...

To create a keyboard design, make separate PCBs, plates, and bottoms. Arrange these components with 19mm spacing, allowing for overlap as needed. Then group all the pieces together. I added walls to the plate and bottom parts so they fit snugly...

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...

For more information on this keyboard along with full DIY and parts breakdown, visit the SiCK-68 page here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3478494 If you are interested in a companion pad, check out: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3682168 The...

Printable case for Clueboard 66% keyboard. In my build, I use a Teensy 2.0++ with qmk firmware but any qmk compatible board should work. You may need to edit rules.mk if you're not using a Teensy 2.0. For hand wiring, please read the Clueboard...

You're looking for a keyboard with Cherry MX-style switches and a dash of Rick and Morty flair? You want to print a wacky keycap to replace one of your perfectly good keys? This model is right up your alley. I took a Rick head from PrintPainter,...

The hollow keycap with separate stem, you can scale the stem to fit your keyboard, if so, you need to join the new resized stem with the hollow keycap before printing or you want to print them separately. This is the most optimal way I found so...

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This is a 3D printable enclosure for a handwired 60% Razer Keyboard with an Arduino Pro Micro. You will need Razer keycaps and stabilizers! I disassembled a broken Razer Black Widow to make this. A standard 60% case with a typical layout is coming...

This is a 3D printable case for a handwired 60% Razer-Keyboard with an arduino pro micro. You need Razer keycaps and stabilizers! I teared down a broken Razer Black Widow for this. A standard 60% case with a usual layout is coming soon. The arduino...

The left and right sides of the keyboard are wired in a mirrored configuration. ... Parts needed: 44 switches and keycaps of your favorite type, I prefer Gateron Black Switches from Aliexpress 26awg wire is recommended; silicone wire works well...

Here is a detailed and highly customized low-poly 3D model made using the advanced features of Blender 2.8, where users can effortlessly customize their own colors by seamlessly accessing Blender's robust suite of tools and functionalities. This...

This is a mechanical keyboard that utilizes Kaihl hot swap sockets handwired to create a hotswappable 60% split keyboard. It's still a work in progress as I get it wired up, but this part of the design is largely completed. I printed this using...

I like the splitting keyboard concept for a more ergonomic feel and the Sinc had many other features that I was looking for but the sandwich casing design felt a bit flimsy. ...I couldn't find any satisfactory third party casing options so I decided to...

The holder turns Logitech mechanical keyboard into a K780 keyboard. 

After uploading the Mako 69 V2 I saw that it was conveniently split down the middle between the QWERTY which means that the keyboard could easily be converted into a split keyboard. To connect the clamps to the main bodies you will need m4 screws...

This is a custom plate & case I designed for my "Let's Split" keyboard build. In the images, you can see I used translucent filament to give it a unique look. The PCBs for this project will be restocked on Switch Top's website at...