keyboard case 3d models

My first ever 3D model (made with Tinkercad), a very simple case for the Crisco chorded keyboard. ... https://github.com/ch604/crisco

2 part case for plaid keyboard. Glue together with CA glue and baking powder for best results. ... May need extra height if a back plate is used.

The design calls for a sturdy top plate combined with a durable case to house a compact 30% keyboard and macro pad.

Self made case for preonic keyboard 12x5. Print without supports. 59 switches, 1 2u stabilizer. ... EDIT: the left port version is UNTESTED

Case for building a mechanical keyboard macro pad with Cherry MX switches and the RaspberryPi Pico RP2040. John Park Learn Guide coming soon. Assemble with 4ea. M3 x 6mm screws and nuts and 4ea. M2.5 x 16mm screws. ... learn guide...

... key caps can be removed for ease of legend placement. Four M3 screws hold the PCB down, while the keyboard panel is held in place when the case is closed. ...Approximately 5-8mm long and 5 mm wide, five M3 screws are used to secure the case shut.

Rhymestone Keyboard plates

This is a 3D printed model for a custom case inspired by the Percent Canoe keyboard and designed specifically for the Dilly PCB. ... Dilly PCB: https://spacecat.design/collections/pcbs-cases-kits/products/dilly-3x10-pcbs-low-pro-kailh-choc

this is a custom case i made after recieving a 40% keyboard on a pcb from a friend. ... Switches: Kailh Box Navy nylon variant https://switches.mx/kailh-box-navy More on 40% keyboards: https://www.40percent.club/2018/10/nori.html Printed on Bambu Labs...

This is a case study for the Phantom DIY mechanical keyboard, which can also work with other TKL keyboards. Place wedges under the keyboard and secure them with a screw. I prefer high angles on my keyboards - I used a 15-degree angle here, but feel...

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...

This is a case for the 5x5 keyboard from the 40 Percent Club (https://www.40percent.club/2018/04/5x5.html). ... It is angled at 7° and should fit the key pad with any type of keycap.

My 2nd case design for the Zodiark by Split Logic Keyboards.Magnets used are 3mm diameter, by 1.5mm.3mm or 1/8" strips of 1/16" thick gasket to support the plate.

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.

Self made case for preonic keyboard 12x5. Print without supports. 59 switches, 1 2u stabilizer. ...EDIT: the left port version is UNTESTED Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Category: Electronics

Case for building a mechanical keyboard macro pad with Cherry MX switches and the RaspberryPi Pico RP2040. John Park Learn Guide coming soon. Assemble with 4ea. M3 x 6mm screws and nuts and 4ea. ...M2.5 x 16mm screws.

Case for the BYO Keyboard by Painless prototyping. https://github.com/painlessprototyping https://painlessprototyping.com/shop/byo-keyboard/ The fit is very tight, so make sure your printer is well calibrated before attempting this print. Feel free...

This is a 3D printed model for a case for the Dilly PCB inspired by the Percent Canøe keyboard. Dilly PCB: https://spacecat.design/collections/pcbs-cases-kits/products/dilly-3x10-pcbs-low-pro-kailh-choc

I crafted a bespoke case for my prized Nyquist keyboard, courtesy of keeb.io, so I could toughen it up and imbue it with a more rugged aesthetic. ...To share the story behind this custom creation, I penned a detailed blog post: [Creating a Custom...

I uploaded two case types and the Fusion 360 source file for the Zlant kit by ziptyze, a 40% keyboard similar to the Planck but not ortholinear. THE CASE IS UNTESTED AS IT'S TOO BIG TO PRINT ON MY ENDER 3. I printed the outline and screw part, so...

The OLED screen holder is a remix of an OLED holder for the same keyboard found elsewhere on the internet (I forget where...), so I can claim little credit for it, except adapting it to fit my case. Again it's just super glued on. The keyboard...

This is casing designed for a "DIY keyboard" USB controller pcb and a 3x4 key mechanical keyboard. The controller can be bought at pcsensor.com. It's called "DIY-keyboard" The driver software lets you assign anything to one of the connected keys like...

The case is in two halves that slot together nicely, then removing the base of the original keyboard and using it as a template, I drilled small holes in my new case's base to be able to screw the keyboard into the case, using the original...

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...

Case for the Collide 39 keyboard kit by SpaceCat Designs inspired by the Kishsaver keyboard: https://spacecat.design/products/collide39-pcb-kits Print instructionsPrint the top with the plate facing down and the bottom with the bottom part facing...

This is a two piece case I made to use with the Stonehenge 30 keyboard that was designed by Marksard, found on GitHub. https://github.com/marksard/Keyboards It's pretty straightforward. The PCB screws into the bottom half using M2 screws and...

We created a protective cover for the Forte Keyboard, but a client accidentally dropped theirs and we couldn't find a commercially available case to prevent future accidents. Feel free to enhance this design by downloading each part separately and...

This is a case for my ThumbsUp! ...keyboard (its original unibody v.1 incarnation, see thumbsup.shop for the newer versions of that board.) Note this case is not compatible with the v.2 board, even though it looks almost the same.

This is a prototype of a case for Jiran keyboard (https://github.com/Ladniy/jiran). Original design by Ladniy (the repo with this case was deleted). ...I am trying to fix some little problems It is high profile and has an integrated plate design ...

A low profile, 2 piece case for the Nullbits Nibble DIY keyboard. I was underwhelmed with how the RGB shines through just the acrylic plate, so I designed this case to give the RGB something to shine through, and also give the board the tiniest bit...