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SiCK-68 + LED/Switch (Mechanical Keyboard)

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clemcoste

clemcoste

@clemcoste_285551

SiCK-68 Mechanical Keyboard with LED strips and better board footprint + AZERTY keycaps

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Model information

Source
Printables
Category
Computers
License
Creative Commons — Attribution
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First of all, I want to thanks FedorSosnin for his amazing work on the SiCK-68 project !

My project is to adapt the SiCK-68 Mechanical Keyboard to my usage.

Changelog

  • Add a LED strip in order to light the keyboard (wiring available in pictures section)
  • Add a switch for the LED strip
  • Adapt the case for a better matching with Teensy 2.0 footprint + stopper
  • Delete SiCK-68 name on the top left corder (sorry FedorSosnin, it is my minimalist part :) )
  • Documentation provided for French users in order to have an AZERTY version of the SiCK-68 => Modify the keycaps marking + dedicated caps for programming
  • Add the 5 Degree Tilt Mod from ferb601 (thanks for the design !) for typing confort

EDIT 11/07/2022 : I added a calibration_test.stl in order to test the fitting between the keyboard case and your Teensy/LED switch

AZERTY Layout

Concerning the french AZERTY mod, I chose to design specific custom keycaps (details in pictures, and stl files available here soon). It will help me for programming => dedicated caps for [,{,],},<,>.

EDIT 24/06/2022 : I added AZERTY Keycaps for French Users ;)

Printing advices

I recommend to put the custom keycaps on the build plate as shown in the pictures, in order to have the top of the keycaps very well printed. I also highly recommend to use a Raft on the build plate adhesion settings for the main parts of the keyboard, to have very flat parts, fitting very well and avoid warping.

I also recommand to enable the Z Hop option in Cura. When Z hop is enabled, the nozzle doesn’t directly contact the model while it’s performing a travel move, which can be helpful to prevent blobbing or scratching on the print surface.

Parts (O = Optional, M = Mandatory)

Thanks

Two very good tutorials available on Youtube :

Consumables

  • White PLA GEEETECH
  • Marble PLA SUNLU

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Ender 3 Pro

Rafts:

Yes

Supports:

Yes

Infill:

20

Filament: Geeeetech PLA

White

Notes:

A Raft is needed in order to keep the part super flat

Category: Computer

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frenchmechanicalkeyboardmechanicalkeyboardthingiverselayoutkeycapssickazertyfrenchlayoutsick68