keys keyboard 3d models

This is a customizable hot-key board which I designed in OpenSCAD so it can be customized freely to any number of Cherry-MX compatible keys. ...This design includes mounting pegs for a a Raspberry Pi PICO, which I use as a HID in order to send hotkey...

Create a 25-key Streamdeck or macro keyboard yourself. For complete instructions and materials, check out this YouTube video: mJLER8PisUY. ...The code and wiring diagrams are available on GitHub at DisasterofPuppets/25ButtonMacroKeyboard.

Here's a simple 64 button keyboard that is cheap and simple to build : - 1 x arduino micro - uses the atmel mega 32u4 chip which can be presented to a PC as an USB keyboard - 4 x arduino 4x4 matrix keypad - 1 x micro usb to usb A cable - 1 x printed...

12 Key version for a Sayo Device Macro pad. ...I added a version with a hole on the bottom because the tight fit

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....

I saw the Arduino QT PY while ordering online and thought it would be perfect for a single key keyboard, being only slightly larger than a MX switch. This is made with just a QT PY, two wires, a 1kohm resistor and a Cherry MX Blue switch. It...

I saw the Arduino QT PY while ordering online and thought it would be perfect for a single key keyboard, being only slightly larger than a MX switch. This is made with just a QT PY, two wires, a 1kohm resistor and a Cherry MX Blue switch. It has a...

A 3-part case for a custom 68-key mechanical keyboard has been created, featuring a switch plate compatible with MX type switches that clips into place at the right thickness. The creator has a CR-10 Mini printer, which means the full case wouldn't...

As I said in TheDroppelganger summary (https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/thedroppelganger-a-filco-compatible-87-key-mechanical-keyboard) I love my Drop CTRL - and if i was a very rich man, i would own all the variants...but i'm not...so I did...

I liked the "3-key Cherry MX macro keyboard by Kimframes, thing:3047838) but wanted something easier maintain- and buildable, so here is my Remix hos his design. 2 Simple parts, top and body. The Arduino is held in place with a little bit of tape...

... still portable though. UPDATE 20211230: Added photos of the new bottom part version - with thicker walls and a guard rail for the thumb keys. ...With that the keyboard got more hefty, got some solid looks, better than the original skinny one.

... reduced it down to 44 degrees. Another big change is the thumb keys raised 8 mm above the rest. Much better this way and it does not need tilting or tenting. ... Internally it remains the same, running QMK Planck firmware on a ProMicro controller.

I was fed up with the overpriced solutions available for the Electribe 2 short key problem, so I created this design for everyone. It can certainly be improved, and I encourage you to remix it and make it even better. I've included a 1mm, 1.6mm,...

This is a basic curved wrist rest for 87-key mechanical keyboards that I've been finding a little too tall for comfort. The scad file depends on the `dev` branch of `MCAD`: https://github.com/openscad/MCAD/tree/dev There are settings at the top of...

This housing is specifically designed for the Digispark, featuring a micro USB port. It's actually a reworked version of Ultrawipf's fantastic design, which can be found at thingiverse.com/thing:1860838. ... I made some improvements by adding an LED and...

Untested at all times.

Printers functioning properly, Creality CR-10S and XYZ Da Vinci 1.0A are currently in use. Retraction mechanism activated for precise extrusion control. Layer height set to 0.2 millimeters, optimal settings confirmed. ...Support generation enabled for...

This is a compact housing for the small Digispark, equipped with a micro USB port. It's engineered to be extremely tight-fitting and as miniature as possible, leaving just enough space between the Digispark and the keyswitch. To demonstrate its...

printers done: Creality cr10s - XYZ printing Da Vinci 1.0a Retraction activated 0.2 layer heigh its ok Enable support

Introducing the initial open-source keyboard set available online, designed to mimic the appearance of Hammond B3's black keys.

The design concept for this product was derived from the Chicony KB7903. ...It was meticulously created using Creo Parametric version 3.0 as the CAD software.

Currently no bottom plate Keycaps can be found [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5236930). Designed for Kailh Choc Low Profile V2. Probably also works with V1. The keeb is splitted in two parts so it fits on smaller printers and can...

It is an 87 key keyboard that pulls design feeling and elements from things like my commodore 64, original Gameboy and some other early to mid 1980s consumer products. More to come as I straighten out my thoughts, but let me know what you think in...

It is an 87 key keyboard that pulls design feeling and elements from things like my commodore 64, original Gameboy and some other early to mid 1980s consumer products. More to come as I straighten out my thoughts, but let me know what you think in...

This piano base model features 88 keys within a keyboard body. Although a complete piano version is also available, this design caters to those building keyboards or MIDI controllers. With numerous keyboard and controller options on the market,...

Key extraction tool for dislodging keys from keyboards with ease! Works flawlessly across all keyboards I've tried. The long version comes included as an extra precaution, but rest assured that the compact model handles every keyboard without a...

As I said in TheDroppelganger summary (https://www.printables.com/model/299771-thedroppelganger-a-filco-compatible-87-key-mechani) I love my Drop CTRL - and if i was a very rich man, i would own all the variants...but i'm not...so I did the next best...

As I said in TheDroppelganger summary (https://www.printables.com/model/299771-thedroppelganger-a-filco-compatible-87-key-mechani) I love my Drop CTRL - and if i was a very rich man, i would own all the variants...but i'm not...so I did the next best...

... a plate brim so if you wanted, or already have, a standard Filco compatible TKL plate and want to use that rather than having a cutting service make you one. Enjoy! My other stuff (mostly Keyboards) https://www.thingiverse.com/revere521/designs