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This is a case to house a panel mount DIN socket and an arduino pro micro. Its intended use is to hold a Soarer's converter for an AT/XT keyboard. Required hardware: 2x M3 nut 2x 50 mm M3 bolt 1x arduino pro micro (ATmega 32U4) 1x panel…
I have been using a Soarer's Converter for my IBM Model M keyboard. The converter was made from a Pro Micro board and I originally built a small wooden box for it. But the lid of the wooden box could no longer stay on after years of wood…
While rebuilding my trusty old FT Simpler Soarer, I found jason51873's nice little custom motor mount and printed one out right away. ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2506484 ) Only then did I think about measuring the motor mounting…
After beveling the hinge for the FT Simple Soarer like Josh shows in the build video, you are left with what I think is too weak of an elevator. My first FT SS I used a 1.5" long bamboo skewer glued in to try to strengthen the elevator to…
This is a basic PrusaSlicer CSG remix of the cover for the original model, with a hole that press-fits a PS/2 socket instead of DIN-5. I harvested the connector from a cheap PS/2 to USB passive adapter. You can adjust the diameters of the…
Not perfect, but considering no-one seems to have put one of these up yet I thought I'd share this STL I mocked up before I start making my own rail mount additions to it for extra cupholders or a quadlock mount
