Levinson Keyboard or Let's Split Case and Top Plate

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I designed this case specifically for the keyboard kit found at keeb.io, where it can be purchased as part of the Levinsin Lets Split W LED Backlight package. The case uses seven M3 screws per side to securely attach the top plate and four additional M3 screws to keep the PCB firmly in place within the case. Three 6.5mm diameter magnets are embedded on each half, allowing them to snap together seamlessly to form a single forty percent keyboard. I intentionally designed the right side with a two-unit space key for personal comfort, but users can easily swap it out for another left top plate and create two one-unit keys instead. Both halves of the case feature USB access holes, providing flexibility in terms of desk layout by allowing users to flip the connector to either half as needed.