Ergonomic, split and other weird keyboards
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Just a quick post to share the case I designed for my Cheapino.
Many people were curious to get the files for it so here they are.
I've never done real CAD, so I had to bash it in tinkercad.
I'll try to learn to model properly and iterate on it eventually, but I am short on time right now.
It should make it much more usable on delicate surfaces in the meantime!
https://www.printables.com/model/541536-cheapino-case-with-basic-tenting
Thx again - just printed the right side and was initially a bit worried about the snug fit, but after pushing it in a bit it simply fits perfectly!
Cool!
The fit is very unforgiving. It might be hard to use with plastics that warp or with poorly adjusted printers... Or if the PCB is cut a bit larger.
I had trouble scaling the part and had to be... Creative. Thats why the thumb portion's shape is strange.
Glad to see it works for you!
Nice case! Basic but functional, pretty good for a first
Nice! Need to Get myself a 3D printer…