mechanical keyboard key puller 3d models

Little puller for mechanical keyboard switches

... a plate brim so if you wanted, or already have, a standard Filco compatible TKL plate and want to use that rather than having a cutting service make you one. Enjoy! My other stuff (mostly Keyboards) https://www.thingiverse.com/revere521/designs

... a plate brim so if you wanted, or already have, a standard Filco compatible TKL plate and want to use that rather than having a cutting service make you one. Enjoy! My other stuff (mostly Keyboards) https://www.thingiverse.com/revere521/designs

... (socket insert cap screws) to attach the top to the bottom. - Keycaps, I used DSA profile to keep the keyboard feeling small, lowercase legends help extend that feeling My other stuff (mostly Keyboards) https://www.thingiverse.com/revere521/designs

... properly, Creality CR-10S and XYZ Da Vinci 1.0A are currently in use. ...Retraction mechanism activated for precise extrusion control. Layer height set to 0.2 millimeters, optimal settings confirmed. ...Support generation enabled for added stability.

Someone said 'Ya Basic' and this keyboard responded yep, that's a good thing. I still couldn't abide large unbroken rectangular planes, so I included some inverted fillets on the long edges to break up the monotony a little. The instructions and...

mechanical keyboard keys

mechanical keyboard flat keys

Pulling Tool Built for Durability. ... Designed Specifically for Frameless Mechanical Keyboards Requiring Access from Above/Below/Sides. ... Not Meant for Individual Key Caps.

A simple mount for mechanical (Cherry MX) keys. Tested with Gateron and Outemu Switches, others should fit just fine. ... Print as shown with Button side up to avoid Problems due to elephant foot

a tool to pull up keys

... it was too bulky to fit snugly between keys. Fortunately, the original designer shared the STEP file, allowing me to make some modifications in Fusion 360. With my revised puller now installed on my Pok3r keyboard, everything is working smoothly!

A bit sturdier version of mechanical keyboard key/switch remover. ... Beware of the distance between the rows of keys you are trying to remove before printing.

BEFORE USING: Place the keycap puller and, once it's well-positioned, press the sides of the puller with two fingers while pulling upwards with another. This is shown on the 5th image. ------------------------------------------------ I made this...

This is a basic curved wrist rest for 87-key mechanical keyboards that I've been finding a little too tall for comfort. The scad file depends on the `dev` branch of `MCAD`: https://github.com/openscad/MCAD/tree/dev There are settings at the top of...

9-key mechanical gaming keyboard for gamers You can modify this keyboard from a gamer keyboard to a software developer's keyboard, or you can define shortcuts and turn it into a business keyboard. ... what you do is up to you, good games/good work

Currently no bottom plate Keycaps can be found [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5236930). Designed for Kailh Choc Low Profile V2. Probably also works with V1. The keeb is splitted in two parts so it fits on smaller printers and can...

This is a mechanical Keyboard designed in SOLIDWORKS.

This is a mechanical Keyboard designed in SOLIDWORKS.

This is a keycap puller designed for a variety of keyboards (mainly mechanical or topre). Use it to remove keycaps in order to swap them or clean your keyboard. A guide to assembling the keycap puller is available here: https://imgur.com/a/M9XAp.

Mechanical keyboards are more favored by gamers because they are faster, more robust, and more tactile. ...At the same time, some gamers like the membrane keyboards' smaller size, portability, and reduced cost.

The mechanical keyboard is a precision instrument designed to deliver lightning-fast keystrokes and tactile feedback that sparks productivity and creativity. Its rugged build and customizable switches make it a favorite among gamers, programmers, and...

... who demand speed, accuracy, and comfort. By combining the best of both worlds – Cherry MX switches and cherry keycaps – this custom keyboard is poised to become the ultimate tool for anyone seeking to elevate their productivity and gaming prowess.

Say hello to R2-Cap2, your friendly companion for the trusty mechanical keyboard! He'll always keep your keys safe and remind you that he's your only hope! If you enjoy this design, I'll be coming out with more themed keycaps as time goes on. When...

This is a custom-designed key cap engineered to fit MX Cherry switches on the majority of mechanical keyboards. The primary intention was to create a macro that could be bound to the key it replaced, allowing users to press a single button and...

Replacement case & key caps for the ZX Spectrum 48k to use with a mechanical keyboard PCB (https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/ZX_Spectrum_Keyboard.html). Saves having to cut an original case. *added a second version with rounded edges as I...

Instructions: https://youtu.be/0kmiIWIo_6g [SPEAKING FRENCH] This tool is a keyboard key extractor. It is inspired by an accessory that came with my very first Keytronic keyboard in the late 80's. It is a keystroke extractor. IMPORTANT: the part...

This is a custom keycap designed specifically for MX Cherry switches, ideal for most mechanical keyboards. Initially created so I could implement a macro and bind it to the key it was replacing, allowing me to press a single button to launch Siege.

The guide also provides resources for those who want to build their own custom mechanical keyboard case, including: * Ponoko.com for laser cutting services * Keyboard-layout-editor.com for building keyboard layouts * Builder.swillkb.com for creating...

This was designed so that the case itself and the Swtich Plate / PCB / Key sandwich are modular, so you can create the core of the keyboard, and swap it into another case (I have some more styles in the pipline) for example: TheBasic -...