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This is a 3D-printable case for creating a mechanical keyboard with an HHKB layout, with a split backspace and blockers. It is compatible with most 60% PCBs, but specifically I have assembled with with the XD60 and DZ60 soldered PCBs.…
This is a 3D-printable case for the KBD67 MKII PCB, with a split backspace and a blocker placed atop the left control key. I created this to give myself a keyboard similar to the HHKB but with arrow keys (because I can). Do note, this is…
HHKB Service Station When servicing an Happy Hacking Keyboard to lubricate its sliders, enthusiasts would often use two thick coffee books to raise the plastic enclosure. Suspending the keyboard helps with the removal all the components…
This is a little keyboard wrist rest I made, inspired by one you can purchase online, for the laughs. Tips Do, or do not. There is no try.
The case is printed face-down. Please print “test chamfer” first to see, if you need supports or not
used ELEGOO black mat filament. In my setup, the precision wasn't quite right, so I had to use a small rotary tool file to widen the inside of the shaft, or use nippers to cut away the outside or make notches. This is not an idea I came…
A byproduct of modeling custom parts for using the HHKB Studio on my lap. 2026/01/14 v1.0 Only the connection points to the HHKB studio body were precisely measured; the rest was finished roughly. Not compatible with the small feet. No…
1.5u and 2.5u blockers for hhkb layout on dz60 rev3
used ELEGOO black mat filament. In my setup, the precision wasn't quite right, so I had to use a small rotary tool file to widen the inside of the shaft, or use nippers to cut away the outside or make notches. This is not an idea I came…
Introducing the 60% HHKB Layout DIY 3D Printable Mechanical Keyboard – a compact and customizable typing solution inspired by the HHKB layout. Crafted for DIY enthusiasts, this keyboard combines functionality with a minimalist design.…
