STL files and FreeCAD document posted on Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/741845-parametric-monitor-stand-feet
And GitHub: https://github.com/funkyfourier/monitorstandfeet/
STL files and FreeCAD document posted on Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/741845-parametric-monitor-stand-feet
And GitHub: https://github.com/funkyfourier/monitorstandfeet/
Get yourself a stepped caps lock keycap, something like this:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0218/4886/products/SteppedCaps_grande.jpg
Have a K3 Pro at work, and I think the K8 Pro feels a lot better, especially with the 3d printed case. Because of the reduced travel I keep bottoming out the keys on the K3 which does not feel like it is good for my hands. Also tried o-rings, but they don’t work the same way as on a normal profile keyboard.
The V-series is a lot lower, and if I knew about those from the start I’d most probably just get one of those and skip the bluetooth.
I did not, it is still in its original case. In the new case there is a holder for a cylindrical li-ion battery. Have not dared trying it yet, though, but pretty sure it will work.
It was way more work than I anticipated. Getting the measurements correct for the standoffs, daughterboard, switches etc took a lot of work and test prints to get right. OTOH I got a working prototype ready pretty fast (1-2 days) which basically just had the standoffs and the daughterboard exposed.
You might also consider doing something like this guy did: https://lemmy.world/post/2817315
Thanks a bunch!
Another question: What did you do with the battery? Just discard it?
Pretty darn cool! Some questions:
How did you get the placement of the standoffs correct? What did you use for standoffs? Are those screws covered in o-rings? Are those keycaps the same type as the Keychron low profile series?
Having been working on a custom 3d-printable case for my K8Pro, and one of the biggest challenges has been the exact locations of the standoffs.
Thanks! Sorry, forgot to make sure the links to the model was posted. Now they are.