JD40 Mechanical Keyboard Case

JD40 Mechanical Keyboard Case

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Work in progress 40%, designed to assemble with m3 screws. Mount holes were created to fit a plate generated on builder.swillkb.com. Exact dimensions are not available for that site, so I eyeballed it in Openscad and included the .scad file to move mount holes as needed. No bottom is included because all my builds will be or have been bolted to acrylic plates (showcasing the insides), but I plan to update this to include an acrylic slide in the future. If split into two halves, both can be printed on a 200x200 bed; trapezoids in the middle are designed for bolting the whole thing together if printed in two halves. This design is intended for hand-wired boards, and I may create one for PCBs at some point, but not until I acquire one. Sorry for lacking pictures, as I ran out of filament about 80% through printing it! USB slot and its mounting holes are designed for https://www.adafruit.com/products/1833. Printer Settings: Printer: Monoprice Maker Select/Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2.1 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Infill: 25% Notes: I printed it at 25% infill, which resulted in a slightly weaker structure than desired, although I think it would have been perfectly adequate. I believe it will be sturdier when bolted to the top and bottom plates, but I recommend increasing the infill for better results. I had no issues removing Cura's supports, but ensure "dense support roof" is not enabled.

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