the vampa a 60 stacked acrylic keyboard case by8 3d models

It combines two models: the Teardrop design, now deleted from Thingiverse, and KeyBoard Case for Mechanical Keyboard (Pok3r, GH60, Satan) by MaxWinterstein. The creator of the teardrop model and MaxWinterstein are credited with their beautiful work....

... you to refine it further if necessary. ...The file features a gentle slope and is divided into two interlocking dovetail sections, optimized for printing on standard 200x200 machines. ...A 0.28mm buffer zone ensures seamless assembly of the two parts.

This tray-mount keyboard case boasts a sleek design that is 60 percent of the standard size. It seamlessly combines the best features from two existing designs: the Art Deco Lightswitch Cover Decorative Frame Backer by IvyEpsilon and the KeyBoard...

This is a tray-mount 60% keyboard case. It is a remix of two models: Teardrop model that has apparently been deleted from Thingiverse. KeyBoard Case for Mechanical KeyBoard (Pok3r, GH60, Satan) by MaxWinterstein. (See the "Remixed From" section in...

I have used MaxWinterstein's case as a template for other keyboard cases that I have printed out, and they were all to spec. The case should fit 60% PCBs with the standard GH60 standoffs. If you have a 60% PCB with non-standard standoff positions,...

This is a tray-mount 60% keyboard case designed for optimal functionality. It seamlessly combines elements from two highly-regarded designs: * Art Deco Build Plate Scraper by heytiger, renowned for its unique aesthetic. * KeyBoard Case for...

It's designed to work with the cheap 60% keyboard pcb from aliexpress, but should work with many 60% pcb's (check kle link for layout compatibility). Designed to use a cheap usb c breakout board from aliexpress, comes together with m3 bolts and m3...

60% Mechanical Keyboard Case Made with dimensions provided by geekhackhttps://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=102555.0The red part is removeable for easier printing, the idea is to print the main frame and the red part separately at a different angle...

60% Mechanical Keyboard Case Made with dimensions provided by geekhackhttps://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=102555.0The red part is removeable for easier printing, the idea is to print the main frame and the red part separately at a different angle...

Replacement Case for Poker-Compatible Keyboards/PCBs.

... pegs to make it more rigid. Currently using this on my daily driver. **I added a v3 file with a little larger port for the usb C connector and a slight tweak to the reset port.** This case should fit any standard 60% board: poker, bm60rgb, etc..

A Work-in-Progress of a 60% Mechanical Keyboard Case is Taking Shape. This Design Will Be Split into Two or Four Separate Pieces for Easier Printing. Print Settings: Printer: RigidBot The Printing Parameters are Being Carefully Set. Rafts: Yes We...

I aimed to craft a case that would perfectly match the original Apple AEK keyboard's aesthetic for my upcoming Alps 64 build. My plan is to join the two halves together using XTC-3d, followed by sanding and painting to match the exact color of the...

To add a badge (or badges) to a case, you will need to boolean-subtract the badge mount from the case model. [The badges are re-mixed versions of models that were posted by other people to Thingiverse. I will fix this post to add the proper...

The plate and PCB fit, but a few keycaps in the upper-left and lower-right rub against the case. Therefore, depending on your printer setup, you may need to print these cases at slightly larger than 100%. The ledge mount works as intended. 1 (Ledge...

Currently using this on my daily driver.This case should fit any standard 60% board: poker, bm60rgb, etc..Print SettingsPrinter Brand:Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: No Supports: YesResolution: .2 Infill: 25%Filament:Prusament PETG Carmine...

Hi!, I've designed this case to resemble the HHKB-JP shape with a bit of Tofu in there. Be warned this part has NOT been printed, with a test plate pulled from SWILLKB the fitment and screw positioning are perfect. From my understanding, the screws...

INGREDIENTS M3 20mm screws x 4 (for upper portion of keyboard) M3 16mm screws x 4 (for bottom portion of keyboard) M3 nuts x 8 adhesive poron, to be cut to size (I used the following 2mmT x 125mm x 1M poron:...

INGREDIENTS - M3 20mm screws x 4 (for upper portion of keyboard) - M3 16mm screws x 4 (for bottom portion of keyboard) - M3 nuts x 8 - adhesive poron, to be cut to size (I used the following 2mmT x 125mm x 1M poron:...

INGREDIENTS M3 20mm screws x 4 (for upper portion of keyboard) M3 16mm screws x 4 (for bottom portion of keyboard) M3 nuts x 8 adhesive poron, to be cut to size (I used the following 2mmT x 125mm x 1M poron:...

Simple case to house universal 60% keyboard PCB.

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.

I'm designing a keyboard case similar to ziptyze's "60% (Poker II, Pok3r) Keyboard Case 2.0" but without the middle support. This modification will enable the case to work seamlessly with 1upkeyboard's 60% hot-swap-enabled PCB. The case allows for...

INGREDIENTS M3 20mm screws x 4 (for upper portion of keyboard) M3 12mm screws x 4 (for bottom portion of keyboard) M3 nuts x 8 adhesive poron, to be cut to size (I used the following 2mmT x 125mm x 1M poron:...

INGREDIENTS M3 20mm screws x 4 (for upper portion of keyboard) M3 12mm screws x 4 (for bottom portion of keyboard) M3 nuts x 8 adhesive poron, to be cut to size (I used the following 2mmT x 125mm x 1M poron:...

INGREDIENTS M3 20mm screws x 4 (for upper portion of keyboard) M3 12mm screws x 4 (for bottom portion of keyboard) M3 nuts x 8 adhesive poron, to be cut to size (I used the following 2mmT x 125mm x 1M poron:...

Parts required: * 12 M3x10 button head screws * 5 M2x6 button head screws * Super glue for the optional Fin part * A 60% keyboard You may also be able to use M3 button head screws with a length of 6mm if that's all you have, but I haven't tested...

60% Mechanical Keyboard Case Made with dimensions provided by geekhack https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=102555.0 The red part is removeable for easier printing, the idea is to print the main frame and the red part separately at a different angle...

Applying the foam to the top causes too much compression. For this Keyboard you will need:A standard 60% pcb (recommendations):Solder: https://cannonkeys.com/collections/pcbs/products/an-cv2-60-pcbHotswap:...

Introducing the BezelnekoMy first 60% keyboard case design initially inspired by the popular Bakeneko (hence the somewhat similar name) yet quickly developed into this very own design.This model is optimized for 3d printing (no supports needed) and...