Bezelneko (60% Keyboard Case, O-Ring mount)

Introducing the Bezelneko

My first 60% keyboard case design initially inspired by the popular Bakeneko (hence the somewhat similar name) yet quickly developed into this very own design.

This model is optimized for 3d printing (no supports needed) and uses threaded heat inserts to make sure your print will last for a long time even if you (dis-)assemble the board often.

Bill of materials

• Threaded heat inserts
  • 8x M3Sx4 (S = Short, so 4mm length instead of 5.7mm) (case)
  • 4x M2x4 (daughterboard)
• Screws
  • 4x Flat head M3x8mm (bottom front)
  • 4x Flat head M3x16mm (bottom back)
  • 4x Socket head M2x4mm (daughterboard)

Internals

As this model is just the keyboard case, feel free to to check out the official Bakeneko documentation. Most of the points listed should also apply to this case (only the standoffs are different).

FAQ

Can you provide splitted files so the case fits my printer?

No, I don't like the look of splitted case models therefore I did not add them here. 
If you need them, feel free to modify the files attached.

Why are you using Unikorn standoffs which are not allowed to be used?

I don't. I never owned a Unikorn nor did I use any Bakeneko/Unikorn files as reference.
The standoffs were designed by myself using the outline of the open-source Waffling60 PCBs.

Note

I have not yet printed the case in one piece as I'm still waiting for the Prusa XL to be able to do that.
If you experience wrong dimensions or the like shoot me a message to figure out what's wrong. Yet I'm pretty sure the dimensions should be correct as is.