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4x10 Ortholinear handwired Keyboard
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This is a 4x10 grid ortholinear keyboard, made for handwiring. Compatible with a ton of controllers.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Computers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Simple 4x10 grid Ortho. Top mount with/without O-rings. Handwiring required. Compatible with any controller thats less than 24mm wide and kinda flat around the USB port.
You need the following tools and items to build this:
- Soldering iron, solder, wire
- Hot glue gun
- Microcontroller (Pro micro, Pico, or similar)
- Diodes (1N4148 for example) - 40 pcs
- M2 heatset inserts - 19pcs
- M2x8mm buttonhead screws - 19pcs
- 2x2mm O-rings - 16pcs
- M2 washers, plastic - 8pcs
- MX-style or compatible switches - 40pcs
- Stick-on feet (rubber/silicone recommended) - 4pcs min
Assembly
- Put in the heatset inserts. Keep the soldering iron at print temperature for the material you used. Keep the different angles of the switchplate and bottom plate in mind.
- Test fit and screw in the switchplate and bottom plate. Adjust insert angles if needed.
- Wire your switch matrix and controller.
- Build and flash the firmware. Test everything.
- Final assembly.
- Add feet to each corner of the bottom plate.
Ressources for wiring and Firmware
Edits:
- Added .step files
- changed to a more open license