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They "float" somewhat, however hold firmly as a typing surface once the keyboard is assembled. Put the top case in place and insert the bolts, sandwiching the pieces together. Feet The keyboard tilt is provided by the feet, which I printed in TPE...

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 which fits into the profile of the case itself.Lessons LearnedIf...

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...

This custom keyboard case is specifically designed for the XD75re mechanical keyboard, boasting a size identical to that of a standard 60% keyboard case but tailored with standoffs precisely positioned for the ortholinear layout on the XD75. There...

this is a case for the very fun Uno single switch keyboard by u/snipeye. he claims it's "ridiculous and useless", but i beg to differ. print both parts with 100% infill since they're so thin. the case takes a heat set insert for a 2mm screw. the...

I have added the slot for the extra key for Jorne Keyboard from model designed by Coumbaya. ... Also the tilted version have 3x slot to press fit brass insert 5mm OD x M3 to screw the leg on it.

This was done to avoid misalignment issues, and mitigates the issues associated with chopping up these parts (ideally these wouldn't be cut into sub-parts).The following additional components are required for mechanical assembly:16 M3x18mm socket cap...

Hi,you can use this case for your KBD67rev2 mechanical keyboard PCB.I recommend transparent filament beacause of the LEDs on the bottom of the PCB.The holes are fitting for M2,5 screws. 

Keyboard Case for Iris: This design uses data from Keebio's lasercut files: https://github.com/keebio/iris-case The keyboard PCB can be purchased here: https://keeb.io/products/iris-keyboard-split-ergonomic-keyboard?variant=1302742761502 I had to...

A 3d printable case for BM40 RGB mechanical keyboard PCB. It's a super slim case, just wraps pcb and adds minimal space around. It has quite a few features though: - Mounting holes and designs for angling feets (if you like your keeb to be a bit...

To address this issue, I crafted a simple yet effective solution - a removable top cover that fits snugly over the existing case, securing itself with the same screw holes used for the keyboard's bottom plate. This new design provides just enough...

This is a remix of the Apple Wireless Keyboard 3rd Generation case - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2673738 - but the remix-source-finder does not allow me to select this one.My contribution:Created a 3rd part, an extension, to fit the keyboard...

The following additional components are required for mechanical assembly: - 16 M3x18mm socket cap screws - 4 M3x8mm socket cap screws - 4 M3x12mm socket cap screws - 1/16inch thick neoprene foam for the gaskets - 1/8inch thick neoprene foam for...

Cover for Jorne Keyboard Super Simple, Super stable

Check out this link for more information: https://github.com/mattdibi/redox-keyboard/ I was not entirely satisfied with the two existing printable cases, so I designed one that meets these specific requirements: * The plate is completely flat and...

Keyboard case for Zen 2. Designed in OnShape, and wall thickness tuned for 0.4mm nozzles. SOURCE FILES: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/c9679279e6b5d9278383d1c7/w/8c79d690317a106fdc8a4f59/e/1cf0a5c79cbf0ed693209717 You'll need to file down the...

A small protective travel case for the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard(v.2) (with the track-point extension module attached) where each half is pushed into the case from the sides. Made with squeeze-fit to keep the halves in place. USB cable can be...

Unfortunately, my Ender 3 Pro has limitations that prevented me from printing the entire case at once, so I had to split it into sections. To improve adhesion and finish, I need to work on those areas. I built a 65% keyboard (kbd67 rev2) with a...

**** WORK IN PROGRESS, STILL NOT PRINTED OR TESTED **** **** WORK IN PROGRESS, STILL NOT PRINTED OR TESTED **** **** WORK IN PROGRESS, STILL NOT PRINTED OR TESTED **** **** WORK IN PROGRESS, STILL NOT PRINTED OR TESTED **** I created this case for...

Remixes ak666666's Georgi Steno Keyboard Case to add 15° of tenting. Tenting lifts and tilts the keyboard sections up on their inner sides, creating a more natural position for the wrists. To create a high-quality result, I used the following...

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...

This is a case for the Contra 40% mechanical keyboard (https://cartel.ltd/projects/contra/), but can be used for handwiring as well, because the plate is pretty thick. The Contra PCB requires sanding to fit into the case. Process for building the...

This case fits perfectly for the Contra 40% mechanical keyboard project, but it can also be adapted for handwiring due to its sturdy plate. The Contra PCB needs to be sanded down to fit snugly into the case. To build this keyboard, follow these...

... 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..

If that is your style, check out this design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4900055 and my Remix if your print bed is big enough to avoid printing the case in 2 pieces https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5274140 *Assembly:* TODO (I will add an...

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...

I decided to give my travel keyboard some extra protection by adding it to my backpack. When printing with ABS, rafts are essential to ensure a successful print job. I chose an infill of 80% to achieve a heavier and more substantial feel. Support...

You can still use screws though, there are screw holes for both interior and exterior attachment. Mine in the photos has a switch on the side due to my keyboards using a BlueMicro BLE controller and needs a power switch. The STL's do not have that...

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...

... go together correctly. The idea behind the tight tolerances is to reduce the amount of empty space as much as possible so as to reduce typing sounds. For a plastic keyboard case, it sounds quite nice when setting on top of a desk matte as pictured.