Dygma Defy Thumbkey
It's a key, for your thumbs
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I love using Position D on my Dygma Defy — it’s the most natural and ergonomic layout for me. However, I found it a bit wobbly during daily use, especially when typing with more force or moving the keyboard around. So I designed a…
Dygma Defy stand for Nitro Concept chair. Can be screwed to the handles with two screws using the original screw holes.
Tilts your Dygma Raise 2 keyboard by 15 degrees. You need eight M3 screws to attach it to the bottom of your keyboard. The screws should be 4 to 8mm long. If you only get 10mm (like me), you need the spacer (see picture). To prevent the…
This is a model I created so I could better line up the heal of my palms to an exact position when I first started to using the Dygma Defy keyboard. These are two pieces because I stretched padded felt over the top of the pad and shaped…
This isn't a great keyboard case. It's something i'm tinkering with and it isn't a viable replacement for the original case. this has been updated again (8/20/26). the pieces take a little bit of prying to get them to snap together, but…
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…
After a few months of use, the right half of my Defy keyboard started to lose a bit of traction and tended to sometimes move outwards while typing. I fixed this by 3d-printing a holder into which the feet of the tenting kit can clip in,…