Q-Pad MK-80 Mechanical Keyboard Enclosure Replacement

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I recently acquired an old Q-Pad mechanical keyboard that still functions well despite some repairs, but its front plastic casing has aged poorly and become brittle. The grip surface had also turned into a sticky mess that I wanted to replace. Since the keyboard is backed by a sturdy metal plate, I removed the worn-out front enclosure (simply unscrewing it and disposing of it) and designed 3D printed parts to fit the keyboard's dimensions. These new parts protect the electronics, hold the cable, and secure the entire metal assembly in place. To ensure proper printing, you'll need to print the following quantity: * 1x M23 * 3x M23Edge No specific printing instructions are required.