mechanical keyboard key puller 3d models

A plate mounted keyboard stabilizer tester, or if you want to practice your stabilizer tuning. Only fit 6.25u and 2u stabilizers. ...Tight fit to simulate real 1.5mm keyboard plate.

I joined Raspberry Pi 400 and Keyboard Vortex Tab 75. ... Video with print https://youtu.be/TTT5TCiPke4

Modified the files to work for my Kemove DK61 60% keyboard. Using an RPI4. ...Had a blast working on this!

This is the most optimal way I found so that the keys can be compatible with a wide variety of keyboards and you have the option to modify them so that they are functional for you. you can see the 3d model in youtube: https://youtu.be/113m6DR98YQ ...

Teensy 2.0, Pro Micro, etc...66* Diodes (I used 1N4148)66* Key switches4* 2u plate mount Cherry stabiliser1* 6.25u plate mount Cherry stabiliserKeycaps - I've included a split right shift layout if sourcing a second 2.25u shift is...

Replaceable Key for Sony Vaio Laptop Computer Keyboard

First of all, I want to thanks FedorSosnin for his amazing work on the SiCK-68 project !My project is to adapt the SiCK-68 Mechanical Keyboard to my usage.ChangelogAdd a LED strip in order to light the keyboard (wiring available in pictures...

My project is to adapt the SiCK-68 Mechanical Keyboard to my usage. Changelog - Add a LED strip in order to light the keyboard (wiring available in pictures section) - Add a switch for the LED strip - Adapt the case for a better matching with...

This is my self-designed, 3D printed, handwired, mechanical keyboard. It's a 75% layout with clickable volume knob and runs on QMK Firmware, so you can reprogram it to whatever you like. This is an extremely involved project and is too much for...

It's still not as good as, say, one of those acrylic panels you can buy, but it's pretty easy to print these and it gives you a good enough idea about what a mechanical keyboard switch is going to feel like. Now the only downside here is this one...

This is my self-designed, 3D printed, handwired, mechanical keyboard.It's a 75% layout with clickable volume knob and runs on QMK Firmware, so you can reprogram it to whatever you like.This is an extremely involved project and is too much for me to...

New design for the bottom is added Bottom housing has screws to make it one piece, however, I found that keeping the bottom as two separate pieces makes assembly a lot easier, though the keyboard now is less sturdy. Added a picture of my...

Modification made to source files thanks to: Bus: thingiverse.com/thing:5174554 Key: thingiverse.com/thing:3857827 Checkout my other Keycaps: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-mode... https://cults3d.com/en/3d-mode... https://pinshape.com/items/109... ...

This is the high-profile version of my other Corne case.This case supports fitting the battery underneath the PCB so you can use LowPro MillMax sockets and keep the board pretty thin. There are built in wire channels for getting the battery wires...

For all MK lovers, this is Race chair on a keycap.Works with Otemu switches, should work with cherry MX.I added Test switch socket so you can test it first.Modification made to source files thanks...

Be aware that the holes for mounting the PCB to the bottom are specific to that scrap PCB, so you may need to modify them for any other Magicforce 68 keyboards. This design is intended to be printed in two halves due to its size. M3 15mm bolts are...

A custom designed 60% keyboard case, made for handwired builds. The layout is standard ANSI. ...I glued the two parts together and used some double sided tape to mount my pro micro and cable to the case.

Also included here is a grommet designed to fill the negative space around a rotary encoder installed into a Switch Couture acrylic keyboard. Specifically this one: https://switchcouture.com/products/switch-couture-acrylic-alice-style-chassis No...

I required multiple configurations of stands to showcase keyboards effectively. I combined small files, ideal for connectors, with individual files as well. The front sections shared a common design across all stand types. ...It's best to print these...

Easily printable case for OLKB Planck keyboard, perfect for 3D printing. Print flat side facing down, ideal for hand-wired or PCB setups. Print both halves on a flat surface, then super glue them together conservatively on the inside. ... Insert...

... infill %, have not tested this. To ensure it will fit your keyboard well, the snap on tabs on the inside that are suppose to lock onto your keyboard might be a bit too long. ...you can very easily sand them back till you get the perfect fit.

My keycaps were breaking so I modeled my own, the existing designs on thingiverse didn't work for my keyboard. This is a work in progress I just wanted to post what I had to help people in the same situation as me. It fits pretty tight, make...

For all MK lovers, this is the beloved 3d benchy on a keycap.There is a hole so RGB keyboards can light your ship! see the picturesI added Test switch socket so you can test it first. ... Modification made to source files thanks...

And if your keyboard case, assuming it's 3d printed, is too thick you could print a version where you can also press-fit a magnet in the case or just get some tools that aren't meant for this and fix it. I am not sure how to explain this process but...

This keyboard was designed for my small hands. The switch plate can be mounted with a top mount or gasket. Please provide 6 mm long M3 screws and insert nuts(length: 5mm). The screws should be low head screws. The recess for the rubber feet is 7.9 mm...

I decided I wanted to go to a 40% layout from my TADA68 keyboard. Thus, the PBOMK was born, and I'm never calling it the PBOMK ever again. Designed in Fusion 360 and printed on a CR10s-pro. You'll need some basic knowledge of AVR microcontrollers and...

Hello, First time designing something with Fusion360, design files aren't perfect and need a few changes in tolerances so that the two sides of the keyboard can join together better. May upload some changes in the future. The design uses the original...

There is a hole so RGB keyboards can light your bus! see the pictures I added Test switch socket so you can test it first. ===============================Modification made to source files thanks...

... Also included here is a grommet designed to fill the negative space around a rotary encoder installed into a Switch Couture acrylic keyboard. ...Specifically this one: https://switchcouture.com/products/switch-couture-acrylic-alice-style-chassis

This keyboard was designed for my small hands. The switch plate can be mounted with a top mount or gasket. Please provide 6 mm long M3 screws and insert nuts(length: 5mm). ...The screws should be low head screws.</p> <p>The recess for the rubber feet is...