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geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => Topic started by: ron953 on Thu, 02 October 2014, 11:35:09
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I have access to a water jet cutter at my university and wanted to know where I could find the files for a layered acrylic ErgoDox case similar to the one they sell at mechanicalkeyboards.com with PCB mount stabilizer support. Would I have to design it myself? I would also probably be able to make more than one if anyone else is interested. Thanks for any help or input.
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Classic or Full-hand?
I think I got my copy from GitHub, but also possibly just attached to the 'ergodox' thread that's stickied and has about a thousand posts to dredge through.
I'm running a GB for cases in metal, using the same files ... I see if I can't get them to you.
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http://ergodox.org/Downloads.aspx
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http://ergodox.org/Downloads.aspx
Sorry, no. They're missing. Have been for quite a while now.
Here, (https://www.dropbox.com/s/gz8ibussnyu5ibp/DXF_as_2Kver.zip?dl=0) I had somebody downgrade the .dxf to be Autocad-2000 compatible. Those are the classic files but I've got full hand (https://www.dropbox.com/s/98koo5gv25thmqi/FullHand.zip?dl=0) too.
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http://ergodox.org/Downloads.aspx
Sorry, no. They're missing. Have been for quite a while now.
Here, (https://www.dropbox.com/s/gz8ibussnyu5ibp/DXF_as_2Kver.zip?dl=0) I had somebody downgrade the .dxf to be Autocad-2000 compatible. Those are the classic files but I've got full hand (https://www.dropbox.com/s/98koo5gv25thmqi/FullHand.zip?dl=0) too.
Thanks for the link AKmalamute! With the mk.com version with the aluminum top plate, is the top layer the same but in metal? Thanks.
EDIT: Also, do you recommend classic or full-hand? Are there drawbacks to either one?
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Right, it does not work any more.
There were times when it worked. I downloaded it from there.