Pocket Cyberdeck Slate for iPhone 12 mini and a Mini Bluetooth Keyboard
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One-piece pocket cyberdeck: an iPhone 12 mini on top, held by MagSafe or a slide-in frame, a mini keyboard below.
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A one-piece pocket deck: an iPhone 12 mini on top, a Torima M7 mini Bluetooth keyboard below. 138 × 140.5 × 13.4 mm, no screws, no glue.
Two versions:
slate.stl: the phone drops in and MagSafe holds it. Needs a MagSafe ring sticker.
slide-in_slate.stl: the phone slides into a frame. No sticker.
The keyboard presses in and stays by friction. To charge it, push it out through the window in the back.
You need
iPhone 12 mini
Torima M7 mini Bluetooth keyboard (133 × 68 mm)
A MagSafe ring sticker, about 56 mm, for slate.stl
Printing
PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 20% infill, no brim. Print it back down.
slate.stl: no supports, ~1.5 h, 53 g
slide-in_slate.stl: supports from the build plate, ~2 h, 55 g. The screen and camera windows are closed with a thin skin so the edges print flat; cut it out afterwards.
I've printed the MagSafe slate and it fits well. The slide-in ones I printed earlier got loose after a while, which is why I switched to MagSafe.
It's open source; ideas and PRs are welcome on GitHub.
Clamshell version: https://www.printables.com/model/1898024
3D viewer: https://cyberdeck.cobanov.dev
Source, FreeCAD scripts you can change for other devices: https://github.com/cobanov/cyberdeck
The terminal app on the phone: https://deckterm.cobanov.dev