Ergonomic Choc V1 Keycaps
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Designed these around my "Reach" Split keyboard which will be released when I'm sure there are no issues.
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- Printables
- Category
- Computers
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I got tired of keycaps I found on here having a wonky gap, or fitting terribly in the switch when on the keyboard. I designed these to be Ergonomic, having the top row at 20 degrees, middle row at 0 degrees, and the lower row at 10 degrees. these are printed at 90 degrees (Thick side for the Angled caps) the feet hit the goldilocks level of hold. tight enough that you can have them on a board you travel with without losing one, but loose enough that you won't have a hard time removing them. long story short they're not coming off without you wanting them too.
These were Printed on a Creality K1 Printer in PLA+ on the stock bed.
GENERAL SETTINGS
Layer Height - .12
Seam - Aligned
Walls Printing Order - inner/outer/inner
Walls - 3
Top Surface Pattern - Monolithic Line
Bottom Surface Pattern - Monolithic Line
Top Shell Layers - 5
Bottom Shell Layers - 6
Infill - 35%
Infill Pattern - Tri-hexagon
Internal Solid Infill Pattern - Rectilinear
SUPPORTS
Type - Tree(auto)
threshold angle - 40
On Plate Only - yes
Top Z Distance - .25
Bottom Z Distance - .28
Base Pattern (Normal) - Default
Pattern Angle - 49 Degrees
I had fun making these, I know there is no home row Bumps yet, but I will keep updating this model as I add more Designs/styles.
The Pic attached Has the keycaps on a Board I am working on. The Num Row is pretty Proprietary, having a taller longer layout. these are on to simply show the caps how they would sit.