Split Keyboard Case
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A split keyboard case
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- Computers
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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 screws
- 42 1N4148 diodes
- 42 key switches (I used Glorious Pandas)
- 2 Nice!Nanov2 microcontrollers
- 14 jumper wires for connecting rows/columns to the pins
- 38 1u keycaps
- 2 1u keycaps for the index fingers
- 2 1.5u keycaps
Models 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.