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What you can find here?
I designed this keyboard case for my own keyboard. It's not perfect (yet :P), but already thought somebody might like it so here it is :)
For details about original project, check version 1.
If you look for electronics, you can find source codes for PCBs and information about microcontrollers on my GitHub. Main branch doesn't contain PCB for numpad yet, that one can be found here. As soon as numpad will be tested, I'll merge it into main branch (waiting for parts now).
Version 2 has following changes:
- Cover is now tested and files for it are attached.
- Added also case for numpad.
- Both original case and numpad case supports insertion of 5x5x5 mm magnets. You need 20 magnets for each side of keyboard/numpad. Meaning for both TKL keyboard and numpad you need 80 magnets in total. You can buy them for example here.
Use at least N50 magnets => snap is strong when keyboard is on table or in the air under the “just right” angle. Don't expect it will hold strongly when you'll try lift whole keyboard to the air by grabing numpad … (thou I'd like to achieve that eventually, if you have an idea how to do that, please comment … :) - stronger magnets of same size is close to impossible to buy … )
- Slightly resized area for plate (original STLs were like 0.8 mm smaller then in CAD when printed, which was problem when I tried to insert aluminium plate … :) )
- Sockets for connecting each half together were slighly adjusted in size so it's easier to insert it into each other and harder to break the case.
