Portable Computer Shell
por cypnk
Archivos imprimibles (10)
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stlcover.stl
273 Ko · 340 descargas
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stl
bottom.stl
2.5 Mo · 350 descargas
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stl
cover_h.stl
614 Ko · 336 descargas
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switch.stl
2.6 Mo · 339 descargas
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stl
bottom_h.stl
2.8 Mo · 338 descargas
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stl
top_h.stl
2.7 Mo · 351 descargas
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stl
top.stl
2.5 Mo · 336 descargas
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switch_h.stl
2.8 Mo · 340 descargas
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stl
assembled.stl
5.1 Mo · 353 descargas
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assembled_h.stl
6 Mo · 333 descargas
Descripción
This is a generic enclosure which is meant for hobbyist use. The side compartments support BL-5C type batteries and pathways are made to the center compartment which can hold the main electronics. The keyboard supports Cherry MX style keyswitches and Costar stabilizers. The cover/lid can support a monitor, or other type of display, or can be left as-is. The lid can be attached to the main body with off-the-shelf friction hinges.
The individual components are split into cover, bottom, switch, and top printable sections. The handle versions have a _h suffix in the file name. The "assembled.stl" and "assembled_h.stl" models are previews of the plates in assembled orientation.
To ensure proper scaling before printing, make sure the switch cutout size is exactly 14 x 14mm. The rest of the enclosure should proportionally match after that. To ensure better stability and sturdy typing feel, the switch plate can be laser cut in ABS or similar material instead of 3D printing.
The bottom layer has pathways for connecting to batteries in the side compartments as well as an entry into the keyboard well. There is an additional cutout to wire up to the cover and there are weep holes to prevent retention of any spilled liquids. The pathways to the main compartment can be sealed with silicone to prevent ingress of moisture from the keyboard well.
Screws used to attach all three bottom layers must be tall enough to reach the top plate, but short enough to not protrude too much from the end.
This and other items are also listed on my GitHub.