Scouse Keyboard
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"Scouse" keyboard that types "A" and "Calm down"
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- Printables
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Scouse keyboard that types "A" and "Calm down"
(for those not in the UK: people from Liverpool are known as "scousers", a series of sketches in a comedy show by Harry Enfield showed them as argumentative (with catchphrases along the lines of "Eh, eh, eh, calm down you two..."), and with dubious fashion sense - see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STIvNjWobzA)
Full disclosure: I was born in Liverpool but moved away for work many years ago so I now count as a "wool", this was a gift for a relative.
It can be adapted to work as a generic extra mini keyboard that can be programmed to type any set of keystrokes that you want.
Print Settings
Printer:
mini Kossel
Rafts:
No
No
Resolution:
0.1mm layers preferred
Any
Notes:
Interior brim is advised for the keys, ideally enough to meet in the middle better to support the thin vertical columns
Made in OpenSCAD
Files included, adapt as you wish
Custom Section
Files included, adapt as you wish
Code and wiring
Teensy 2.0 used to make the keyboard, code in https://github.com/pittance/scouseKeyboard
Wire up 3 cherry mx type keys with common connection to ground. Connect each other terminal of the switches to pins 6, 7 & 8 (or others if you adapt the code)Trim the soldered wires flush with the bottom of the board to allow it to sit flat in the case
Category: Toys & Games