Keyboard v2

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<h3>What you can find here?</h3><p>I designed this keyboard case for my own keyboard. It's not perfect (yet :P), but already thought somebody might like it so here it is :)</p><p>For details about original project, check <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/146668-keyboard-v1">version 1</a>.</p><p>If you look for electronics, you can find source codes for PCBs and information about microcontrollers on my <a href="https://github.com/vladimir-aubrecht/Keyboard">GitHub</a>. Main branch doesn't contain PCB for numpad yet, that one can be found <a href="https://github.com/vladimir-aubrecht/Keyboard/tree/switch_to_spi">here</a>. As soon as numpad will be tested, I'll merge it into main branch (waiting for parts now).</p><p>Version 2 has following changes:</p><ul><li>Cover is now tested and files for it are attached.</li><li>Added also case for numpad.</li><li>Both original case and numpad case supports insertion of 5x5x5 mm magnets. You need 20 magnets for each side of keyboard/numpad. Meaning for both TKL keyboard and numpad you need 80 magnets in total. You can buy them for example <a href="https://www.unimagnet.cz/ks-05-n-n50_z518/">here</a>.<br><br>Use at least N50 magnets =&gt; snap is strong when keyboard is on table or in the air under the “just right” angle. Don't expect it will hold strongly when you'll try lift whole keyboard &nbsp;to the air by grabing numpad … (thou I'd like to achieve that eventually, if you have an idea how to do that, please comment … :) - stronger magnets of same size is close to impossible to buy … )<br>&nbsp;</li><li>Slightly resized area for plate (original STLs were like 0.8 mm smaller then in CAD when printed, which was problem when I tried to insert aluminium plate … :) )<br>&nbsp;</li><li>Sockets for connecting each half together were slighly adjusted in size so it's easier to insert it into each other and harder to break the case.</li></ul>