Voyager keywell adapters
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3D-printable adapters to curve the ZSA Voyager keycaps
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3D-printable adapters to curve the ZSA Voyager keycaps
Here you'll find various files you can use to print adapters that will make the Voyager keycaps into more of a bowl shape. These adapters may also work for other boards, but the focus of the design is the Voyager.

A few notes about this print:
It can be challenging due to the small parts and tight tolerances involved. I highly suggest printing a couple of adapters first to test your printer before printing the full set.
The adapters have small indents on each side at the keycap end to help remove them. You can use a standard switch puller. However, please be careful when installing and removing these. Choc keycap stems are fragile and they can and will break if you're not careful to pull the adapters straight off the keycaps. Any damage that occurs from trying this print is not covered by ZSA's warranty. Do not pull at an angle!
Print settings guidance:
I used PLA since that's what I had and it worked fine, but ABS might be a better choice if you have access to some.
I found a warmer bed temperature of 65-70 C (using PLA) helped cut down on the spaghetti failures I sometimes got.
0.2mm layer height
No supports needed
100% infill for stability
Below is a diagram of the Voyager rows and columns labeled according to the stl file names.

A complete set of adapters for both halves of the Voyager will need these parts:
2x Left -1
2x Left 0
2x Left 1
2x Left 2
2x Right -1
2x Right 0
2x Right 1
2x Right 2
8x Middle -1
8x Middle 0
8x Middle 1
8x Middle 2
Special thanks to Thomas Tse (tomtomthing) for the design inspiration, Voyager user Joseph Lee for sharing his version of this, and to ZSA CEO Erez for testing the design and providing feedback.
Thanks as well to user UhForgot on Reddit for being the first person (that I've seen) to try this out!