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The summary pretty much covers it — this is a skeletal yoyo display stand that prints without support and can connect together to make a nice lineup of throws. I print with 0% infill, smoothed adaptive layer height, and PLA for a 4.99g…
More pictures and details on the project repo: github.com/terryorchard/keyb/torchnum This is the STL for the body of my custom numpad / macropad. Instead of the traditional “tenkey” layout I went with 19 keys + a rotary encoder for CW and…
One of my many hobbies is lockpicking for sport and fun, and I really like the brass practice locks from Sparrow (no affiliation). They're not too bad to pick in-hand but my weak hands still cramped up from holding them after a while so I…
This is my third keyboard design, but the first to be fully split as well as having 3D ergonomics. It was largely inspired by the Kinesis Advantage, Corne, Dactyl/Manuform, and has one encoder per half that I fell in love with on my…
This is my own custom design for a basic low-profile, columnar staggered 40-key ergonomic keyboard that I call Torch0 because counting always starts at 0 and this is my first keyb design. More details on the project GitHub:…
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