Phantom keyboard

[cinnamonrollz]

Im making a phantom as a soldering project. So far I've made arrangements for the pcb, plate, and caps. Besides wasting a ton of money on a filco to gut what can I buy as a case?

Any options for 3d printing?

[esoomenona]

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[dorkvader]

Im making a phantom as a soldering project. So far I've made arrangements for the pcb, plate, and caps. Besides wasting a ton of money on a filco to gut what can I buy as a case?

Any options for 3d printing?

I used mine on two sheets of cardboard for quite some time. At least 6 months. No issues and works great.

[cinnamonrollz]

Thanks. If I were typing on it id just use cardboard. Since its likely going to be sold for the cost to build after completion as I don't like tkl's Ill just cut out a bottom plate with a plasma-cam.

[zennasyndroxx]

Cardboard? D: sounds badass to me

Im still trying to get my phantom to fit the tex case. Im waiting for a broken qfr so that i can harvest the plate

[dorkvader]

Cardboard? D: sounds badass to me

Im still trying to get my phantom to fit the tex case. Im waiting for a broken qfr so that i can harvest the plate

more photos here

[Kakkun]

Here's mine. Not necessarily cheap, but definitely awesome looking!
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=60085

I think laser cut acrylic has a good balance of looks and price.

[dorkvader]

Here's mine. Not necessarily cheap, but definitely awesome looking!
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=60085

I think laser cut acrylic has a good balance of looks and price.

I think my other phantom case more than make sup for the lack of finesse (and expense) of the first
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dork_vader/sets/72157648438222430/

[MOZ]

I think laser cut acrylic has a good balance of looks and price.

Reason why it is my primary choice.

[cinnamonrollz]

Thanks for all the suggestions.