Bezelneko (60% Keyboard Case, O-Ring mount)

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<h3>Introducing the Bezelneko</h3><p>My first 60% keyboard case design initially inspired by the popular <a href="https://github.com/kkatano/bakeneko-60">Bakeneko</a> (hence the somewhat similar name) yet quickly developed into this very own design.</p><p>This model is optimized for 3d printing (no supports needed) and uses threaded heat inserts to make sure your print will last for a long time even if you (dis-)assemble the board often.</p><h3>Bill of materials</h3><ul><li>Threaded heat inserts<ul><li>8x M3S (S = Short, this is important!) (case)</li><li>4x M2 (daughterboard)</li></ul></li><li>Screws<ul><li>4x Flat head M3x8mm (bottom front)</li><li>4x Flat head M3x16mm (bottom back)</li><li>4x Socket head M2x4mm (daughterboard)</li></ul></li></ul><h3>Internals</h3><p>As this model is just the keyboard case, feel free to to check out the official <a href="https://github.com/kkatano/bakeneko-60 ">Bakeneko documentation</a>. Most of the points listed should also apply to this case (only the standoffs are different).</p><h3>FAQ</h3><h4>Can you provide splitted files so the case fits my printer?</h4><p>No, I don't like the look of splitted case models therefore I did not add them here.&nbsp;<br>If you need them, feel free to modify the files attached.</p><h4>Why are you using <a href="https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=98587.0">Unikorn</a> standoffs which are not allowed to be used?</h4><p>I don't. I never owned a Unikorn nor did I use any Bakeneko/Unikorn files as reference.<br>The standoffs were designed by myself using the outline of the open-source <a href="https://github.com/4pplet/waffling60">Waffling60</a> PCBs.</p><h3>Note</h3><p>I have not yet printed the case in one piece as I'm still waiting for the Prusa XL to be able to do that.<br>If you experience wrong dimensions or the like shoot me a message to figure out what's wrong. Yet I'm pretty sure the dimensions should be correct as is.</p>