4*4 6mm button matrix case

That is a case for 4x4 button matrix that i use in my macro keyboard project. I was too lasy, so used the base things like buttons positions from another model. If someone needs my code for arduino nano & python script, because it's cheaper than an arduino pro micro, i can share it in another model ( i plan to make a better case and wiring for everything that's now just on breadboard ).

There is also a bigger button file. That is a button that i am NOT SURE that will fit, but it most likely won't wiggle much like normal button does.

Printing tips:

I used 0.4mm nozzle. 0.15mm layer for the big parts, and 0.1mm layer for buttons. Printing took 3-4 hours on neptune 3 pro with 60mm/s speed and 50mm/s for buttons.

Assembly guide:
1. Print everything
2.Put buttons in the top part, while it's rotated "teeth up"
3. Put your button matrix in the bottom part.
4. Flip your bottom part with button matrix, and put it on top part with printed buttons
5. If you use screws - put nuts in now and flip the contruction buttons up
6. Add screws is you use them. I personally had none, so i used cotton swabs here.
7. Connect the wiring to matrix's legs
8. Add code to the board and maybe python is you don't use arduino pro micro. Congratulations! Now you have a macro keyboard! 

Assembly video:

Don't mind the channel, ok...?

In the assembly video, there are missing a few buttons. Nevermind that, those 3 didn't print well so had to reprint them.