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A⋅TE⋅B1 Ortholinear Keyboard
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The A⋅TE⋅B1 is an ortholinear 3d printable keyboard.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Computers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
Instructions
Parts needed:
- 3d prints of the case and bottom
- Pro Micro controller. This build used a Sparkfun Qwiic Pro Micro USB C
- 59 MX Switches and 2 stabilisers. This build used Gateron Keychron G Pro Yellow switches.
- 59 key caps of which one 2 width key cap. In the build above existing key caps were painted and labelled.
- 59 1N4148 diodes.
- 4 M2 screw inserts and 4 M2x8mm screws.
Tools needed:
- A soldering iron
- Wire stripper
- Some electric wire. For the columns solid core wire was used. To connect the rows and columns tot the controller stranded wire was used.
The 3D print files can be printed without supports. The case should be printed upside down. The bottom bottom side down. Supports are not needed. After printing two vertical supports in the slot that holds the controller need to be removed (these are needed to be able to print without supports). This can be done using an exacto knife and some prying. The files are designed to fit a Prusa MK3s.
Further instructions including firmware for the keyboard can be found at: https://github.com/djvanderlaan/ate/tree/main/b1