Split Keyboard Case

This is a split keyboard case I designed.It is designed with the nice!nanov2 microcontroller in mind, and is intended to be a hand-wired board. I made this as part of a project where I'm making a mostly 3d printed wireless keyboard. If you are interested in making this keyboard yourself, here is the list of parts:12 m2x6mm screws42 1N4148 diodes42 key switches (I used Glorious Pandas)2 Nice!Nanov2 microcontrollers14 jumper wires for connecting rows/columns to the pins38 1u keycaps2 1u keycaps for the index fingers2 1.5u keycapsModels for the keycaps can be found on my profile to print. If you decide to make this keyboard yourself, I recommend you check out the zmk project for firmware. I used the corne profile as a base for this design. The walls and plate are quite thin, so I recommend using 100% infill, otherwise it will attempt to infill for only a single layer.For the plate, simply print another one upside down for the right case.