Another simple drink coaster I made. The skull design is NOT my own original art, and I believe the original is designed by Ravshan Mamatkulov (can be found here: https://www.shutterstock.com/g/vectorinux)

Swap filament color about halfway through. Slice the model and see on which layer number it starts to print only the design.


Melty Skull Drink Coaster

A little display stand I made for fountain pens but it also works for anything pen/pencil-shaped, like crochet hooks.

Two versions in case you don't like the hexagon pattern or you want to use slightly less filament.

Pen Stand - Holds 4 pens, pencils, crochet hooks, markers, etc

pen stand - arms - hex.stl

pen stand - arms - pentagram.stl

This is a Reviung39 case addition, I guess I'd call it. You need your own switch plate and bottom plate still, but this gives you walls and a fun hex pattern on the bottom. The "with fins" version has a sort of triangular prism design on the front edges which provide a little eye candy as well as added rigidity.

Reviung39 surround case (walls only)

rev39 hex w fins.stl

A pen stand I made for fountain pens specifically but fits most regular pens or pencils. 

triple pen stand.stl

triple pen stand with bigger cutout.stl

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4293583.

This is a keyboard case and plate combo for Keebio's Nyquist rev 3, a split 5x12 (AKA 5x6 times 2) ortholinear keyboard. I've made several plates so you can pick if you want your thumb layout to be one 2u with stabilizer, without stabilizer, or instead have two 1u keys. The 1u ambidextrous plate should be fine to print twice and it'll work with the left half or right without mirroring.


**NOTICE**: This is a case and plate set for only the Nyquist Revision 3. I also have a version for the Rev 2 PCB so make sure you know which one you have. If you hold the PCB and look at the bottom it should say which revision it is. Also, to my knowledge if it's a white PCB it's rev 2 and if it's purple it's rev 3.


Keebio Nyquist (rev3) HEX Case

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4309295.

This is a keyboard case and plate combo for Keebio's Nyquist rev 2, a split 5x12 (AKA 5x6 times 2) ortholinear keyboard. I've made several plates so you can pick if you want your thumb layout to be one 2u with stabilizer, without stabilizer, or instead have two 1u keys. The 1u ambidextrous plate should be fine to print twice and it'll work with the left half or right without mirroring.

In regards to the pictures, these are pictures of my case for revision 3 version and they're obviously a little bit different. The main differences are that the ports are lined up for a rev 2 PCB instead, and this newer version is missing the "opsecpanda" written on the bottom that you can see in the pictures and gif. I took my name off since I figured I was editing it already I might as well make the case more universal.

**NOTICE**: This is a case and plate set for only the Nyquist Revision 2. I also have a version for the Rev 3 PCB so make sure you know which one you have. If you hold the PCB and look at the bottom it should say which revision it is. Also, to my knowledge if it's a white PCB it's rev 2 and if it's purple it's rev 3.

Keebio Nyquist (rev2) HEX Case

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4527888.

This is a sandwich style case for the ErgoDash Mini. All I did was convert some of the provided .eps files on the github (https://github.com/omkbd/ErgoDash) into .stl. They're thin and my PLA warped a good bit so take that into account when printing.

ErgoDash Mini - Sandwich Case Plates

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4362043.

This case is my design for the Keebio Levinson rev3. I don't have any older revision PCBs so I can't say if it'd work for older PCBs or any Let's Split boards. This design uses no screws so you just press the plate down into the case and to remove it you'll want to use a pen or chopstick to push up on the PCB to pop it out. 

You'll need to mirror the files in your slicer for right halves as I've posted only left halves of the case and all plate variants. The different plates are: 2u thumb key with stabilizers, 2u thumb without stabilizers, and a plate that is 100% 1u keys.

Note: I had this posted before but then I realized I had accidentally uploaded my Nyquist files, so if anyone printed my Nyquist design when they were on the Levinson page I sincerely apologize. 

Keebio Levinson HEX (rev3)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4856924.

A little stand that is a design adapted from somebody else's 2D design made for laser cutting. I use it as keyboard stand or artisan keycap box stand but also for my phone. 

The 60mm refers to the distance between the legs and the hex design is mostly just to maintain structure but use less material than solid bottom/backs.

Small Keyboard Stand

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5157020.

You put your drink on it. 

Hail Satan

Pentagram Coaster

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4856873.

A cute little artisan box I made as a home specifically for my lucky cat artisans made by KoCaps [https://kocaps.com/]. There are ear inserts if you want to do a different color in the ears. Sometimes they press-fit and sometimes you need glue.

My pictures are all from using 0.8mm nozzle. Using a smaller nozzle should fill in those weird gaps in some of my prints and also make the whisker indents more pronounced.

Cat Face Artisan Keycap Box

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4560360.

A basic square 100x100mm drink coaster; for when your mom tells you to always use a coaster on the table and all her coasters are boring. I added a filament change in Cura and this is taller than my Panda Face coaster so the water from your glass has more room to sit without hopefully sticking to the glass and dripping all over your body when you drink from it.

I used mightynozzle's Customizable Origami Pineapple which you can find here (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2728893) and just re-sized it. 

Pineapple Drink Coaster

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5152231.

Split wrist rest I made specifically for the Panda41/666 keyboards. This wrist rest will work with gtips' Reviung41 keyboard also but the silhouette of the Panda41 is a little different than the Reviung41 so they won't mate perfectly to the Reviung41.

(Panda41 is a modified version of the Reviung41)

Panda41 and Panda666 wrist rest (also works for Reviung41 but not as well)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4554622.

This is a basic hexagonal drink coaster, using the origami panda head from mightynozzle's Thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2643016 

I did a filament change about halfway through to get the nice contrast. You might want to size it a tad smaller, I did mine biggish.

Panda Face Drink Coaster

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5157037.

Wrist rest for the Panda666 keyboard. It also will fit nicely against a Panda41 but the pentagram is designed to match the Panda666 aesthetic. 

I printed with a large 0.8mm nozzle which is why the layers are gigantic and you see the steps. My layers are 0.5mm. So if you use a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.18mm layers you'll see a much smoother ramp surface.

Panda666 wrist rest

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