Msweep Case

If you build a lot of keyboards or repair them, you know the hassle of having to open the cases, screw/ unscrew and taking apart the whole thing everytime you need to reflow a solder point, an led or maybe even just reset the MCU. Also for any sweep build you'll need to have alot of screws and a few standoffs just to keep the halfs together. With the Msweep you dont need to unscrew anything to access the PCB or any screw or standoff to use this case. In other magnetic cases i used to embedd the magnets in the print. That brought some problems with it, that made the process really strenuous. So now the magnets get glued into the case. But because of the postion of the magnets, you only see them if you pull the halfs apart or look at the bottom of the case, because the Case supports magnetic tenting legs and has magnets on the bottom of the case.

Bill of Materials

To print this case youll need:

• about 115 gramms of Filament
• 24 Neodymium Magnets (10mm x 2mm x 2mm)
• (Optional for tenting) 4 Neodymium Magnets round (10mm x 1mm)
• (Optional for tenting) 4 Neodymium Magnets in shape of a ring (10mm x 3,5mm) with a hole for a screw
• (Optional for Travel Case) 12 Neodymium Magnets (10mm x 2mm x 2mm)
• Strong glue for the magnets