Custom Case for the Dygma Raise 1 (ISO)
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Custom case without palm rests for more portability
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Wanted to try what the keyboard is like without wrist rests.
Both halfs can still be placed together, although there is no locking mechanism.
The top plate is designed only for the ISO layout.
Parts needed:
16 * M2 x 5mm screw
8 * M2 x 10mm spacer
8 * rubber feet (~8mm diameter)
It's more like a prototype as there are a lot of things to fix and improve.
Known issues:
- one of the spacers between top and bottom plate of the left half is not oriented correctly, there is no hole in the PCB at this position. Therefore only 3 spacers can be used.
- the PCBs are not screwed in place due to the limited space to insert a nut. They are just sandwiched between standoffs of the plates and otherwise held in place by the switches. This means that the switches and sockets have to take the lateral load when plugging in the USB.
- stabilizers are loose due to grooves where they should lock in
- switch for the enter key is loose due to the orientation of the stabilizer
- choc keys are a bit loose due to grooves in the top case for opening switches without removing them
Thinks to improve:
- Fillets
- add spacers between top plate and small PCB
Some notes on how I created it in case anyone wants to build something similar for the ANSI version or other boards. I didn't find any existing or official 3D model of the case, so I started from scratch.
- https://keyboard-layout-editor.com/ → Presets → ISO 60%
Remove the space key and replace it with 4 keys: 1.5u, 1.25u, 1.75u, 1.25u
You can move the keys of the right half a bit to the side by selecting them all and moving them with the arrow keys to highlight the split.
I tried adding the thumb keys here directly, but could't get the positions right.
So in the end I positioned them in CAD. - http://builder.swillkb.com/
Paste the “raw data" for keyboard layout editor.
Set the stabilizers to cherry only (I didn't do that, that's why they are loose in the uploaded models).
Set the key unit size to 18.8mm.
Click “Draw CAD”. - Import the dxf file into CAD software and use it as a template for the top plate.
- Model the case with lots of measuring of the existing case to get the spacers, screws, shape, …