keyboard case 3d models

I designed this for the Lets Split Rev 2. It is cyberpunk-inspired. It has a thumb macro pad. ... Build video is here: https://youtu.be/EjLGNe36Sbc It may require some adjustments for your use.

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

Highpro case for the Reviung41 keyboard. ...Works with the sandwich case with standoffs that I got from https://www.boardsource.xyz/products/Reviung41.

The Kwark keyboard comprises 40% of standard layout, inspiring me to construct its case using the design specifications provided by the Kwark PCB Keyboard featured on the blog 40percent.club.

**Caution: Unvetted Development Ahead!** A prototype lasercut case is being developed for the Redox Mechanical Keyboard, a project inspired by the original 3D design.

... 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 designed several plates and cases for "Maxipads" which are essentially 30-key ortholinear keyboards. PCBs can be acquired from this source: http://www.switchtop.com/product/gamepad-macropad-pcbs. ... The screws I employ are available here:...

A high-profile case for the Corne keyboard, also known as Helidox or crkbd. The design features two switch plates compatible with Cherry MX switches. Depending on your printer's tolerances, you may need to file down the switch plate holes slightly to...

This is a custom case for the Iris rev4 keyboard from keeb.io. The top plate of this case is extremely rigid due to its thickness and solidity, with no noticeable bend or give even when compared to metal plates after installation. Each switch hole...

This is a sandwich case for the Iris rev4 keyboard from keeb.io. The top plate is rigid by being thick and solid, no noticeable bend or give, even compared to metal plates once installed. Each switch hole has a lip to clip onto, rather than being...

I got Levinson v2.5 PCBs from keeb.io and PCBs are a bit different from Let's Split, the holes for the mounting standoffs are smaller than the [original design of this case](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2626039). So I got rid of these standoffs...

... 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

Plate case for Ergodash designed from the acrylic plate files. 3mm thick plates, with 1.5mm cutout edges for the key switches to snap into. ... Print switch plates face down for best finish and at 0.15mm layer, 100% infill

This case is designed based on original 2D files made by keebio: https://github.com/keebio/iris-case Top plate is 1,6mm thick and square holes give tight fit with Kailh switches. I added solid sides as part of top plate and created holes with M2...

After this I slightly scratch the case with P240 sandpaper, apply primer, then apply structural paint. With 0.2-0.3mm layer height it works well too, but layers are visible, so you need to post process it more. Source files are provided. Made in...

I wanted a case that had a higher angle than the stock one so I made it myself. It reuses all of the original hardware, and all of the holes line up just fine on the print shown in the photos. It can be printed without supports, but the bottom can...

Found a lot of casing for the Corne on thingiverse but I did not like the loosiness around the pcb, so I went around and designed a tight one. Top plate is 1.6mm with spacers! ready to mount with m2 screws ! ... Tested with: Cherry V3 with...

I designed custom cases for mechanical keyboards but found them too tall, obstructing my view. To address this issue, I created a thinner alternative. The thicker case should function without additional support, whereas the slimmer version requires...

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<p>have fun</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Micromake D1</p> <p><p class="detail-setting rafts"><strong>Rafts: </strong> <div><p>Doesn't Matter</p></div><strong>Supports:</strong></p> <p>Doesn't Matter</p> <p><p...

This casing is built on the Kwark PCB mechanical keyboard from a blog called 40 Percent Club, so if you want to make this keyboard, you should print the PCB first. ... Things to know about PCB: http://www.40percent.club/2018/01/4x4x4x4x4.html

The Top model is a cover that fits tightly down onto the Base, interfacing at the top lip of the case, to provide extra protection when traveling with the keyboard. All models are Left side, please mirror in your slicer for Right. ...

This is a remix of chewiedies's great Hillside Tray/Case on Thingiverse.&nbsp;The low pro version features through-holes for attaching the Hillside keyboard PCB to the case at up to five points. Four of the holes are for M2 screws and nuts, the other...

I've successfully finished building my mini mechanical keyboard project. ...The PCB design can be accessed for free by downloading it from the website 40percent.club, where it's available as an open-source project known as KWARK.

A sub-40% keyboard integrated case designed by me. ... The keys sound surprisingly well.

The Corne Keyboard HiPro Case by mburrows is a fantastic case. I've printed two of them so far and am very happy with the overall design, with the exception of one thing that turns out to be very time-consuming to fix: The MX switch holes in the...

Sliding case for portable keyboard. ... Print in vase mode 0.8 mm external perimeters.

A compact and handy slip case designed specifically for the Gergo mechanical keyboard manufactured by Gboards Heavy Industries. Dubbed a 'slip case' due to its minuscule size - just a few millimeters in each dimension, barely enough to shield the...

This is a remix of the Apple Wireless Keyboard 3rd Generation case - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2673738 My contribution: Created a 3rd part, an extension, to fit the keyboard with numeric keypad for printers that are not able to print at...

To address this issue, I crafted a simple yet effective solution - a removable top cover that fits snugly over the existing case, securing itself with the same screw holes used for the keyboard's bottom plate. This new design provides just enough...