I’ve been using hardcover for a few months…great vibe, active development.
I’ve been using hardcover for a few months…great vibe, active development.
Haha, how dare I.
Thanks! I don’t have a ton of experience with 3d design, really I’ve only designed keyboards (4 or so) and a few things for the house. The flow series of keyboards was my first stab at using forms in Fusion 360, which was pretty fun.
Fantastic, thank you 🙂
Wow that worked like a charm, thanks for that. Kobo Aura 2 H2O edition 2, for the record
agh - I miss-clicked on edit and hit delete…I hope this repost doesn’t mess with something or someone. Sorry!
not sure if this interests you, but I’m just about to publish a flow plate for the right side (text doesn’t mirror). Should be there soon!
Also, I’m really excited to see 2 trackballs!
Haha, ya I bet it’s lighter. Looks fantastic. One thing I messed around with in the slicer (cura for me) is the z-seam (where the layer starts printing). I moved it to the back to hide it. Ideally it would be on the inside of the case, but I didn’t spend enough time on it to figure it out. I think the z-seam is going down the front to the left of the thumb keys, yes? If it doesn’t bother you, keep going!
Looks pretty good! I remember the pain of removing normal supports… Your picture of the removed supports with the pliers reminded me, hehe. With tree supports, it comes out in about 30 seconds as one giant blob. Usually I have a blob laying around but I recently cleaned up. Have you printed a temp tower with your new printer? Might help to really dial in the temp for some of the overhang areas.
Which single key PCB are those? I don’t recognize them… And I was looking for exactly that a while ago, hehe.
It’s the idea that the stagger for any column and thumb cluster can be adjusted?
Wow, that’s a pretty wild looking keyboard… Would be interested to see a typing video ⌨️
Nothing out if the normal. I’m a big fan of tree supports, but aside from that it’s just a standard layer height for a 0.4mm nozzle. Temp will depend on the type of filament you decide to use. I have to admit, I’ve had my printer for around 2 years and I’ve gotten by with learning very little about it and doing almost no maintenance… I’m somewhat paying the price now because the thing is giving me nothing but trouble 😭
Excited to see how it looks!
Ah ok, got it. Thanks 👍
Ya also curious what you don’t like about it. After a period of familiarization, I prefer everything about it vs Reddit
Will do! I’m sifting through some annoying printer issues, and combined with a family vacation, I’m a bit behind where I wanted to be at this point…
Ok, I have an incoming Lenovo M93P SFF to upgrade my really old laptop as a server, so your list will be super helpful. Thanks!
it’s somewhat visible in the picture below…this is from the first version (Trinidox) but the key placement is the same.
They keys within the columns are spaced as tightly together as I could get them without interference. The column to column has more space though - I just found it more comfy as I ran through some iterations. But now I’m getting curious about smashing the columns together again…I think the keyboard could be considerably smaller. I’ll release this version and continue to mess around…I’m just working through some annoying under-extrusion issues on my printer, so I’m hoping that I can have it released in a couple weeks.
Thanks!! The one with the grey trackball has Chicago Stenos by Asymplex and the black trackball has LDSAs by Daryl from lowpro keyboards.
Correct, not self-hosted. The advantage is it comes with a book reading community :-)