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top.stl
STL
50.6 KBPrimary file
bottom.stl
STL
71.7 KB
rotary_button.stl
STL
137.4 KB
keycap.stl
STL
7.3 KB
frame.stl
STL
22.9 KB

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This custom keypad was designed to house an Arduino Micro, 8 mechanical keyboard switches and a rotary encoder. Two 6.3 mm headphone jacks at the back can be used to attach footswitches or expression/volume pedals. At the bottom, there are recesses for 5 rubber feet (diameter: 8 mm). The included keycaps fit standard MX mechanical switches, and the used rotary encoder has a diameter of 6 mm. I have created an additional frame to hold the Arduino in place if the latches of the bottom part are too instable and break off. Example code for the Arduino: https://github.com/mmohn/ArduinoKeypad Painting of the 3D printed parts All visible surfaces including those of the keycaps were sanded and spray-painted (primer + matte black paint + clear coat).

Published Feb 13, 2026Updated Oct 30, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com · License: CC BY

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