Masonry keyboard case - KAY-003
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Case and plate for the Masonry PCB by dcpedit
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- Printables
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- Computers
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
UPDATE 5-11-2026: Slightly reduced diameter for the M3 heat set inserts. Removed the old link for heat set inserts as the listing was no longer correct.
This is a 3D printed case and plate for the Masonry PCB by dcpedit. It's a novel 12u column staggered layout similar to Bruce(the keyboard). Currently the plate is only set up for maximum keys and no stabs.
I've printed both in PETG and PLA. The width is just under 246mm so it should fit on any non-A1 mini Bambu printer. No special settings are required, although I would recommend turning on tree supports for the counterbored holes on the case bottom, the holes print cleanly and they pop right out after printing.
The wider set of mounting tabs on the plate and case top face towards the USB port.
Masonry PCB files and repository: https://github.com/dcpedit/masonry
Required hardware:
14x M3 heat set inserts (5mm diameter x 4mm length, the previous link no longer carries this spec)
6x M3 x 12mm button head hex screws
8x M3 x 6mm button head hex screws