- Changed the M2.5 screws and M2.5 hex standoffs into M2 screw slots and M2 round standoffs.
- Also added encoder profile cut-outs in the plate instead of just square cutouts.
- forked into two versions - choose the right one based on clearance of plates from PCB depending on spacer height used.
- v1 is square cut outs for encoder slots
- v2 has additional clearance cutouts for encoder legs
- Finally added cutouts for OLED guard within the drawing itself.
- Updated the stroke colors to blue all around to clarify that all lines are cuts and not scores
- Create an amateur video to explain the two types of encoder cutouts available in v1 and v2 designs.
In addition I've moved the drawing around a little offset from the sides to ensure clean cutting by laser. I've also added some offsets between some of the layers for better cutting tolerance.
Much props to original designers of this case. It's fantastic.
This case was inspired by FateNozomi. The case was not designed originally for the use of Ponoko, and I reused some parts from my original kit for the oled cover. Before uploading my designs, I figured I should make it Ponoko ready. Disclaimer: Keyboard in photos were not cut from Ponoko. Use these files at your own risk. OLED standoffs in the pictures are from the Lily58 kit I purchased.
- Upload the .ai file to Ponoko and 3mm acrylic in your choice of acrylic. Mine is Clear Matte Acrylic.
Material | Quantity |
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M2.5 * 5mm SCS2.5 screws | 24 |
M2.5 * 6mm HARWIN R25-1000602 standoff | 10 |
M2.5 * 10mm HARWIN R25-1001002 standoff | 4 |
This design uses M2.5 screws and standoffs. Feel free to modify the screw and standoff hole design accommodate your needs. |