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		geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => Topic started by: Aristonaut on Thu, 24 March 2016, 12:42:39
		
			
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				I finally finished writing up my build as a blog post.
I wrote it as a step-by-step overview of how I did it. There are pretty pictures too!
http://tomorrowlabs.blogspot.com/2016/03/making-custom-keyboard-part-3-done.html
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-3brZZu7xKgo/VvIA_TY5kJI/AAAAAAAAB4w/IxGGkO34cGgA_ZQComdjivskvvW8L9U8A/s400/IMG_3010.JPG)
			 
			
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				What an interesting layout, nice work!  :thumb:
			
 
			
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				That's really nice looking, just the kind of thing I'd want for a portable keyboard.
I'm always jealous how almost everyone else seems to have access to a laser cutter  :(
Note: BYU grad 2012 :D
			 
			
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I'm always jealous how almost everyone else seems to have access to a laser cutter  :(
I know right, everyone talks about their laser cutter.
			 
			
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				Interesting layout but that looks extremely uncomfortable to me. I am trying to bend my thumbs to reach that far down to that cluster.  :))  still nice work 
			
 
			
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Interesting layout but that looks extremely uncomfortable to me. I am trying to bend my thumbs to reach that far down to that cluster.  :))  still nice work
It is actually pretty comfy. It is designed so I never have to leave home row. I do have fairly large hands, though.
Anyway, I love it.
For those without a laser cutter, I will be doing a 3D printed version as soon as I get my kickstarter printer. I will post that one when I finish it.
			 
			
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For those without a laser cutter, I will be doing a 3D printed version as soon as I get my kickstarter printer. I will post that one when I finish it.
Yeah cause 3D printers are much cheaper and easier to come by  :p
			 
			
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Yeah cause 3D printers are much cheaper and easier to come by  :p
3D printers seem to be a bit more common to me. My work has one and the school has 4 or 5 in different departments and work rooms. Both cutters and printers are getting pretty cheap, though. There are some that could get the job done for less than $400. That ain't much more than a game console, and you could make some money back after you get it.  ;)
			 
			
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For those without a laser cutter, I will be doing a 3D printed version as soon as I get my kickstarter printer. I will post that one when I finish it.
Yeah cause 3D printers are much cheaper and easier to come by  :p
I thought the same thing LOL.
DC has 3d printing services in some of the public libraries but Ive never taken advantage of those tax dollars yet.
			 
			
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				Turns out that while the local college doesn't allow non-student access to the laser cutter, they do give public access to the 3D printer.
			
 
			
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Turns out that while the local college doesn't allow non-student access to the laser cutter, they do give public access to the 3D printer.
Yeah, that makes sense. The 3D printer is probly 1/4 if not 1/10 the price!