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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Leopard223 on Sun, 28 February 2021, 07:56:51
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Working on some 3D printed macro pads, had the idea of making it hotswap.
Had an idea to make sort of a PCB, basically 2 layers holding hotswap sockets, and thought I might as well make cutout for the pins for proper fitting and alignment.
But I cant seem to find dimenions for the PCB, only diameter for the holes, my mockup is fairly accurate but the 2 extra PCB pins are definitely too far apart and cause them to bend.
Is there a blueprint available for PCB cutout dimenions?
Here's an example of my plan
(https://i.imgur.com/ol6ypY3.png)
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See the Cherry MX datasheet (https://github.com/mohitg11/GH-CAD-Resources/blob/master/MX%20Series.pdf) :)
You might also want to see what Leslieann had done with her 3D printed hotswap (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=109345.0)
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See the Cherry MX datasheet (https://github.com/mohitg11/GH-CAD-Resources/blob/master/MX%20Series.pdf) :)
You might also want to see what Leslieann had done with her 3D printed hotswap (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=109345.0)
Seems like I missed that section of Geekhack, good to know, thank you!