Please check out the assembly tutorial for a similar keyboard: https://youtu.be/iOeYkLlq9Ds

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Immerse yourself in the amazing 3D design world with this unique mechanical keyboard model, complete with a numpad. A favorite among device enthusiasts, this 3D model offers a compact layout similar to a 60% keyboard, making it suitable for printing and assembly with ease. This design is an original creation, but draws inspiration from the works of the distinguished Thingiverse user Fumbucker. Each piece is designed to fit perfectly on a standard Ender 3 clone and won't require any supports for printing.

Implemented with optimum functionality in mind, this 3D model can work with a Teensy 2.0++, or any Arduino compatible controller with sufficient pins. The design includes provisions for 1N4148 Diodes, a set of your favorite mechanical keyboard switches, a compatible keycap set and plate mount stabilizers among other requirements.

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MECHANICAL KEYBOARD - 60% PLUS NUMPAD

LeftPlate60-NUM.stl

Please check out the assembly tutorial for a similar keyboard: https://youtu.be/iOeYkLlq9Ds

Friends and coworkers were asking for a 3D printed keyboard that included a numpad. Here it is. The layout is similar to my 65% keyboard and is compact enough to be printed and assembled the same way. This keyboard has been completely modeled from scratch, but the design was inspired by the keyboards originally designed by Thingiverse user Fumbucker. All the pieces will fit on a standard Ender 3 clone and can be printed without supports. For the micro controller, I would recommend using a Teensy 2.0++ but you could use any Arduino compatible controller that has enough pins.

If you find this design interesting, please check out my other 3D models and my YouTube Channel.

You will need:
1 - Teensy 2.0++ or another development board
81 - 1N4148 Diodes
81 - of your favorite mechanical keyboard switches
A compatible keycap set
5 - 2unit plate mount stabilizers
1 - 6.25 plate mount stabilizer for the spacebar
1 - USBC Breakout board
8 - 16mm M3 bolts
8 - 20mm M3 bolts
16 - M3 nuts
Some wire and maybe some rubber feet for the bottom

3D PRINTING SETTINGS

Material: PLA
Infill: 20%
Layer Height: .2mm
Supports: No

MECHANICAL KEYBOARD - 65% PLUS NUMPAD

LeftPlate65-NUM.stl

This is an adapter plate used to attach the 3D Printed Beavis Racing sequential shifter and a handbrake to the small mount included on GT Omega brand sim rig frames. This plate will likely work for a variety of other cheap sim racing rigs including brands like Minneer, Vevor, Marada and Anman

GT Omega Cockpit Sim Racing Rig Adapter For Beavis Racing Shifter and Handbrake

10 button box with a layer switch on the side that enables 10 different keys. Originally designed for a sim racing rig. The button box is designed to use 24mm arcade buttons.

The included arcade switch model was created by Cults 3D user DENKISUKITECH https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/dbsf24-lite-a-k-a-24mm-arcade-button-casing-for-cherrymx-style-switch

If you like my 3D printed projects, please check out my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXW1sEaYd6PDu7BbIJEuKRg

Button Box Arcade Button Macro Pad

ButtonBoxTop.stl

The Gherkin is a very tiny keyboard. With only 30 keys, it offers a condensed ortholinear layout that contains all of the alpha keys. The keys in the bottom row shift to other layers when held. The original Gherkin Keyboard is a project crated by 40percent.club. 

This model is a handwired version powered by a Type C Arduino Pro Micro Clone. The keyboard uses QMK Firmware. The unusual wiring job allows this handwired version to use the same firmware as the original Gherkin PCB.

While the Gherkin layout may be a little on the small side to use as a daily driver, this project can also make for a very compact macro pad.

If you like my 3D printing projects, please check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXW1sEaYd6PDu7BbIJEuKRg

You will need:

30 mechanical keyboard switches

30 1N4148 Diodes

30 keycaps

1 Type-C Arduino Pro Micro Clone

4 M2 8mm screws (laptop screws work great)

Solder and wire, I used 24 AWG

Mechanical Keyboard 30% - Gherkin Inspired - MML Pickle

PickleKeyboardTop.stl

Feel free to check out the YouTube video for more details about this model.

https://youtu.be/iv__343ZwE0

This is a custom mechanical keyboard layout that was designed with inspiration from the TKC Candybar. The keyboard has similar usability to a standard 65% layout but the number row has been reconfigured into a numpad. This keyboard was featured on the Mad Mod Labs YouTube Channel.

The divided models are printable on most 3D printers (I use an Ender 3.) I have also included combined models for the plate and case that you can print if you have a larger printer.

The additional files include a basic keyboard firmware you can use if you do not want to create your own. I have also included the images and diagrams that show how everything is wired and connected to a Teensy 2.0.

MECHANICAL KEYBOARD - 69 KEY - 65% MML KEYBAR

PlateComplete.stl

Please check out the assembly tutorial for this project: https://youtu.be/iOeYkLlq9Ds

Update 10/31/2022: Added ISO layout plate version.

This keyboard is a revision of a 3D printed Keyboard originally designed my Thingiverse user Fumbucker: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3010436

This build uses a Teensy 2.0 and QMK firmware. If you would like to flash the included firmware, make sure your wiring matches the included wiring diagram.

You will need:
1 - Teensy 2.0
68 - 1N4148 Diodes
68 - of your favorite mechanical keyboard switches
A compatible keycap set
3 - 2unit plate mount stabilizers
1 - 6.25 plate mount stabilizer for the spacebar
1 - USBC Breakout board
8 - 12mm M3 bolts
8 - 20mm M3 bolts
16 - M3 nuts
Some wire and maybe some rubber feet for the bottom

MECHANICAL KEYBOARD - 68 KEY - 65%

ANSIPlateLeft.stl

This is my take on a 3D printed enclosure for the Deej volume mixer. The design is based on the MisteR deck. Please check out my You Tube channel for the assembly video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lDU3zSYREc&t=47s

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXW1sEaYd6PDu7BbIJEuKRg

Deej is an open-source hardware volume mixer for Windows and Linux PCs. It lets you use real-life sliders (like a DJ!) to seamlessly control the volumes of different apps (such as your music player, the game you're playing and your voice chat session) without having to stop what you're doing.

3D PRINTING SETTINGS
Material: PLA
Layer Height: .2 mm
Infill: 20%

DEEJ VOLUME MIXER

Deej Volume Mixer Final.step

DeejBottomMicroUSB.stl

DeejBottomUSBC.stl

DeejTopMicroUSB.stl

DeejTopUSBC.stl

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