split mechanical keyboard 3d models

I designed this enclosure to cradle 68 mechanical keys similar to Cherry MX or Gateron, and operate under an Arduino with a bespoke PCB, or you could simply hand-solder it. If you're interested in the custom PCB, reach out to me at info@datulab.tech....

... a versatile keychain that doubles as a customizable fidget toy. ...With the option to use your preferred mechanical switch, you can tailor your fidgeting experience wherever you are. ...Simply switch out the switches to match your tactile preferences.

The keeb is splitted in two parts so it fits on smaller printers and can be resin welded/ glued together. The print was done using a resin printer and the keycaps fit well. You might have to rescale the model if you're printing with filament/...

Yes I know my keyboard looks awful These models were revised to better accommodate a fully 3D printed build and hand soldering, though it should still work with existing plates and PCBs. After attempting to make the Palice Keyboard by Synyster1911, I...

I built this massive mechanical switch purely out of curiosity. It features a PLA housing and stem, paired with a TPU/flexible filament spring. Mine functioned perfectly without any sanding, although some users may prefer to smooth it out for a more...

Solidworks 2017 files are available in the event they do not happen to fit your specific Cherry MX keyboard. Works best when printed in clear plastics such as clear PETG! ...Lighting effects are much more effective and light up the entire keycap instead...

**Post production** If you end up having to print one half at a time like I did, you will need to remove material from the split area in order to join the halves. Just do it in small increments and keep checking the fit...it goes fairly quickly. I...

Split into two halves, you can print two halves on one 200x200 bed; trapezoids in middle are designed to bolt whole thing together if printed in two halves. This is for hand-wired boards, may do one for PCBs at some point but definitely not till get...

If split into two halves, both can be printed on a 200x200 bed; trapezoids in the middle are designed for bolting the whole thing together if printed in two halves. This design is intended for hand-wired boards, and I may create one for PCBs at some...

It includes: * A hidden input field with a PKCS#7 certificate (likely used for security purposes) * An image input field with a URL pointing to a PayPal button * Another image input field with a URL pointing to a small pixel image (used for tracking...

If you choose to use the keyboard without the tent kit, add 5 feet each to the designated cutouts on the bottom parts. Hardware ListPCB and ElectronicsI bought my PCB and electronics through Falbatech in Poland (great service!) and soldered it...

Foldable tent kit for split keyboards, such as ergodox, redox, helidox, etc. Requires **velcro** or **magnets** in order to hold the keyboard in place! Consider adding rubber adhesive bumpers on the bottom corners to hold it in place. I do not...

Wrist rest for split keyboard.I created this for my JISplit89 which I use.I think it will be more comfortable if you attach a cushion rubber on the back or a cushion sheet on the ground surface of your wrist.(The photo shows a 2mm cushion sheet...

I remixed the original housing for the Tada68 mechanical keyboard from DjDionisos to fit a smaller printer. ...Now, the two halves are held together by super glue, but my ultimate goal is to make them snap into place without any adhesives.

This case is designed around the Kyria split, ergonomic keyboard. It requires that you purchase the “plate case” offered from SplitKB as those plates are used to sandwich this case between them.Also included, and optionally printed, is the wrist rest...

It's so square!" > "Are those chiclet keycaps on mechanical switches?" The Dumbest Keyboard is ridiculously easy to print. Just level your bed really well (make sure your build plate isn't warped), pack as much material into one print as you can, and...

If you want a split keyboard try the Moonlander version (I have not tried it) OR DIY. Honestly, with what I know now I would go with the latter.&nbsp;</p><p>If you can, try to print the keycaps on an MSLA printer. ...This is the recommended...

I built a Cheapino split keyboard (https://github.com/tompi/cheapino/) and needed a protective, portable case solution. ...My design features:Magnetic Connection: Strong magnets securely attach the two halves for safe transport, protecting keys and...

My printer bed was too small to print the original bridge in 1 piece so I split it in half and added a joint. ... Very snug fit, May require some sanding depending on printer.

The most comfortable place to split would be centered on the spacebar. I did a couple of test profiles for height and decided I like my hands ~24mm above the desk. ... The layer curves do a good job holding extra stain, and it looks reasonably...

Mount your Ergodox keyboard at a precise 15-degree side tilt and 10-degree forward tilt. For optimal results, print with supports that only make contact with the build plate. Included Gcode is specifically designed for Ender 3 users. ...However, if...

This is a set of two plates for a Jorne keyboard by joric ( https://github.com/joric/jorne/ ). I've remixed original corne plate design by lw97 to include additional pinky button of jorne. The files can be mirrored in slicer to get a set of plates...

To attach the legs directly to the PCB (without a switch plate or keyboard case to add extra distance) I used M2 4mm screws and nuts -- the bottom side of the STL base plate has generous insets to fit any M2 nut. Top the legs off with 1cm or 3/8"...

Let's Split v2 PCB Case, Perfect for Both MX and Alps Switches. To Assemble the Case You Will Need: * 8x M2 5mm Standoffs * 8x M2 6mm Screws You Can Find M2 5mm Standoffs at Aliexpress. Be Aware That You Might Have to Sand the Holes in Your...

I designed this keyboard case for fun, after posting it on reddit it many people asked me to share the 3D files so here you go.Let's call this a beta, it's not “production ready”, the switches don't fit very easily in the holes, I had to file them a...

I designed this keyboard case for fun, after posting it on reddit it many people asked me to share the 3D files so here you go.Let's call this a beta, it's not “production ready”, the switches don't fit very easily in the holes, I had to file them a...

I bought a Helix keyboard kit with acrylic case, and was annoyed by the fact that the standoffs only hold the switch plate to the case bottom, leaving the PCB hanging in between by the friction of the switch pins in the sockets. Multiple times I...

Mechanical Keyboard case made for a friend, sorry it took so long.

A custom Mechanical Keyboard case I designed specifically for a buddy of mine, unfortunately, it's been taking forever to get it just right.

Honeycomb storage holder for 60% Mechanical Keyboard