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MOUSEKY
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Meet the most high-tech keyboard ever designed!
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- Printables
- Category
- Computers
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
This is Mouseky, a split, wireless, 64-key masterpiece that has an integrated mouse packed with touchpad-equivalent features.
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Parts List:
- x65 220Ω Resistors
- x64 Cherry MX Brown Keyswitches
- x8 #4 x ½" Flat Head Wood Screws
- x5 2u Costar Style Stabilizers
- x3 Arduino Pro Micros
- x3 nRF24L01 Radio Modules
- x2 Micro USB Cables
- x2 Micro USB Extender Cables
- x2 Mini Portable Chargers
- x1 330Ω Resistor
- x1 Wireless Mouse
- x1 5V Relay Module
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Instructions:
- Print all the pieces. When loading into the slicer, the files may appear smaller. If so, scale it up to 1000%. After printing “Receiver - Upper”, leave the print on the build plate, change the filament color, and then proceed to print “Receiver - Graphics”.
- Take apart the wireless mouse and cut the wires from the motherboard to the batteries.
- Cut off the unneeded parts from the motherboard like the scroll wheel and buttons.
- Make sure the on/off switch is set permanently to "On". Also make sure to keep the rectangular plastic lens and communication USB.
- Solder all the wirings. Follow the circuit diagram provided to solder the electronic parts together after snapping the keyswitches and stabilizers into the 3D printed frames.
- Cut the micro USB cables and resolder together to connect the power from the batteries to the circuits.
- Cut the micro USB extender cables and resolder together to create the recharging ports.
- Use hot glue or other adhesives to secure all parts inside the keyboard frames.
- Use wood screws to seal the keyboard.
- Similarly assemble the receiver module.
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