Arrow keycaps

Arrow keycaps for Cherry MX/Gateron switches

Keyboard Used: Keychron K4 (100 key/96%)
Supported Switches: Cherry MX and Gateron

Please feel free to remix this as you please, I've included the .f3d file. All I ask is that you give me credit as the original creator. Also, if you end up printing this, please share some photos of it and let me know what you think!

Fusion 360 Preview: https://a360.co/3xlojPa

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Print Settings

Everything was printed with a 0.4mm nozzle, 0.12mm layer height, 15% infill at 125mm/s on an AnkerMake M5. No supports are needed. Each of the .stl's are oriented properly and should be ready to be sliced and printed.

Adhesion Issues?
Try printing with a 8-10mm brim. The “arrow” parts are small, but I was able to print everything without a brim.

Quality Issues?
Try printing at a slower speed (start decreasing the speed by 10-15mm/s). The stem could get messy if it’s printed really fast.

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Part List

There are two main parts, the “Arrow.stl” and the “Stem with Arrow Key.stl”. To make printing easier (who doesn't love less color swaps..), I’ve uploaded individual and combined .stl’s.

I also created a stand for them, which can be used to hold the keys being swapped out or the ones your printing.

Separate STLs

• Arrow.stl
• Stem with Arrow Key.stl
• Stand.stl

Combined STLs

• 3x-Arrow_1x-Stem with Arrow Key.stl
• 3x-Stem with Arrow Key_1x-Arrow.stl

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Filament Used

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Instructions

1. Print the parts
2. Put Arrow.stl on top of Stem with Arrow Key.stl and push down until it slides in. Be careful not to put all of the force on the stem.
3. Put finished keycaps on your keyboard or use the stand to display them for later use.