Kronocide

@Kronocide_461907

3D printable enclosure for the Adafruit Macropad PCB, inspired by the Nuphy Halo 96 keyboard

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updated February 16, 2024

Zhane Chapman

@ElementX_1427712

What are the white f1-f12 keycaps you used?

adityakamath

@adityakamath

I love how everything fits so perfectly! I added a stand to the rear PCB as it's a work of art..

I'd love to have a little slot to pass a qwiic I2C cable and connect some sensors, I'll probably remix it myself when I get some time..

drrrrrrop

@drrrrrrop_249869

I'm not sure if I'm running into user error or if my print is just a bit snug. The Macropad doesn't fit all the way into the case; it's resting/rocking on the interior shown in my picture. Any ideas?

drrrrrrop

@drrrrrrop_249869

@drrrrrrop_249869 The bracket doesn't fit all the way down into the case. The main base print though is awfully clean -- I don't see anything physically impeding them from mating. I can start just hacking stuff up and seeing what happens, but figured I'd ask if anyone else has run into this before.

drrrrrrop

@drrrrrrop_249869

@drrrrrrop_249869 Just to keep the journey in one place. I printed a version without the interior "TT", but that didn't help. The issue seems to be that the square holes are just slightly smaller (or printed smaller on my P1S) than the base of the keycaps can fully fit through. Going to take some comparative measurements between the model and the print to see if I'm dimensionally incorrect in my print or if my keycaps are somehow different.