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Honest CW Key
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A 3d printed CW (Morse) Paddle key with magnetic return
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- Printables
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- Portable Devices
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A 3d printable CW paddle inspired by AdamKimmerly's CW key.
This model is not as minimal as a cw key can be, but it is designed for confort and a nice feedback as of its magnetic return.
BILL OF MATERIALS
| Hardware | Qty |
| 3.5 mm TRS Panel Mount Jack | 1 |
| 4x1.5mm circular magnet | 4 |
| m3 nut | 5 |
| m3x18 screw | 2 |
| m3x10 screw | 2 |
| m3x14 screw | 1 |
| m3x6 screws | 1 |
| wire wrapping wire | as neaded |
| 3d printed parts | Qty |
| base | 1 |
| top | 1 |
| paddle L | 1 |
| paddle R | 1 |
ASSEMBLY
- Clean up the 3d printed parts
- Insert 2 nuts in the bottom insets of the base part
- Insert a nut in the internal side of the top part
- Screw in the m3x14 screw in the top part middle hole
- Insert the magnets in the paddle inset holes so that the two paddles attract to them self
- Insert the magnets in the base inset holes so that it rejects the paddles
- Bend the connector contacts and solder some wire to them
- Insert the connector so that the central contact is on the top
- Insert a nut in the m3x10 screw and screw it in from the external side of the paddles
- Set the paddles in the base and wrap the wire around the paddle screws and cut the excess
- Set the top on the base part
- Screw in the two m3x18 screws on the back of the key
- Screw in the m3x6 screw in front of the key
- You are done!