Tiwaz - split gaming keyboard, gasket mounted
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Split keyboard with multiple joystick options. Each half can be used independently as gaming or macro keypad.
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Tiwaz - Split keyboard with modular joysticks
Tiwaz is a split keyboard with multiple joystick options. Each half can be used independently as a one-handed gaming keyboard or macro pad. QMK, VIA, VIAL support lets you remap keys directly in the browser without reflashing. More information on my GitHub.
The case models are left hand side. For the right hand side simply mirror in your slicer. Additionally, it is designed to be CNC machined (no sharp internal corners).
If you decide to use the PSP3000 Joystick, get one with a thumb cap.
Parts to Print
Part | Notes |
|---|---|
Case Bottom | Use 9x 16 mm long M2.5 screws with flat countersunk head |
Case Top | Two variants: insert (for heat-set inserts) or tap (thread directly, e.g. CNC aluminium) |
Plate | Can also be CNC or laser cut |
Joystick Insert | Match to your joystick: RKJX21224001 or PSP3000 / RKJXU1210006 |
Thumb Cap | Only needed with the RKJX21224001 joystick |
Button | 6 pieces, transparent / clear material for backlighting |
Parts to Cut
Laser cutter or cutting machine recommended
Gasket top and bottom
Gasket large and small, 6 of each
These parts are press fit. You probably want to scale it up a bit. I did 0.5mm on X-Y. Or use a few drops of super glue ...
Print Settings
Since the case is designed to be CNC cut, tolerances are tight. X-Y compensation may allow beter fit for screws or heat-set inserts, but throw off others like the joystick inserts. You might need to experiment with other settings or scaling. The only issue I had on my Voron 2.4 were boogers near the seam of the transparent PETG for the buttons.
Printing in FDM, I used hole compensation of 0.1 mm.
Part | Layer Height | Settings |
|---|---|---|
Buttons, Thumb Cap | 0.05–0.08 mm | Concentric everything, solid |
Everything else | 0.15 mm | Bottom case needs supports |
Key Dimensions
Heat-set insert:
Insert: M2.5, 3.5 mm OD, 4.5 mm length
Hole in top case: ⌀3.1 mm, 5.5 mm depth
Gasket:
Compressed thickness: 2.25 mm
Uncompressed thickness: 2.8 - 3.0 mm
What else do you need
To complete each half you need the following:
38 MX style switches
Keycaps for those switches (see github)
Joystick
USB-C cable
if you do both halves: short TRS cable (AUX)
Important: NOT a TRRS cable (with support for microphone)