"Mk75" 3D Printed Handwired Mechanical Keyboard

This is my self-designed, 3D printed, handwired, mechanical keyboard.

It's a 75% layout with clickable volume knob and runs on QMK Firmware, so you can reprogram it to whatever you like.

This is an extremely involved project and is too much for me to put into the Summary or whatever, so please read the "Poorly Written Build Guide" file if you want to see how it's made in better detail and how to print the parts successfully. It really is poorly written, though. I didn't document the build very well, so you'll have to rely on a lot of external resources (I tried my best to link everything that could be useful!) to make it happen.

Long story short, I have included STL files for printing, STP file for easy remixing, and all sorts of source files for the firmware & build process.

Sound test, if you're interested: https://imgur.com/a/TqZqvou

Edit: it's also been pointed out that I miscounted the number of screws and nuts you need! You need 14, not the 10 or 12 I mentioned in the build guide.

Category: Computer