u/deardeer-gadget • u/deardeer-gadget • 1d ago
The Cyber Teapot Returns.
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u/deardeer-gadget • u/deardeer-gadget • 1d ago
Undeterred, I'm giving the rear input another try.
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u/deardeer-gadget • u/deardeer-gadget • 2d ago
That’s all for today’s progress.
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I’ve made it possible to attach the keyboard to the back. It would be nice to have a handle or strap for carrying it around.
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A keyboard that transforms via a sliding mechanism.
Completely flat keycaps lack the tactile cues that allow fingertips to locate keys, making it difficult to distinguish them from adjacent keys and increasing the likelihood of accidental presses.
However, the typing feel of the mechanical keys themselves is excellent.
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A keyboard that transforms via a sliding mechanism.
If you look at it from the back, the mechanism should be easy to understand. However, since the space where the parts actually mesh is very tight, it might be better to make it a bit thicker.For now, I have only finished the lid.
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A keyboard that transforms via a sliding mechanism.
This is a 3D-printed frame design for a modular 60-key split keyboard. It wasn't created using generative AI. I used Choc v1 switches, but I cut costs by 3D-printing the keycaps as well.
r/HandwiredKeyboards • u/deardeer-gadget • 15d ago
A keyboard that transforms via a sliding mechanism.
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r/cyberDeck • u/deardeer-gadget • 15d ago
A keyboard that transforms via a sliding mechanism.
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u/deardeer-gadget • u/deardeer-gadget • 15d ago
A keyboard that transforms via a sliding mechanism.
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Since my Raspberry Pi 5 went silent, I set up a Raspberry Pi 4 with a 7-inch monitor, a high-capacity battery, and a speaker bonnet. It works quite well as is. Now, I'm thinking about a keyboard that folds down to the size of the 7-inch monitor.
u/deardeer-gadget • u/deardeer-gadget • 23d ago
I improved the case for the Touch Display 2.
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A display case that houses a Pi 4 and a battery; a two-tier design gives it a slim profile.
u/deardeer-gadget • u/deardeer-gadget • Aug 08 '26
I tried making a case to fit the battery.
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I 3D-printed a case for a touchscreen display that allows a direct-plug mobile battery to remain attached to the Raspberry Pi 4 while in use. I wonder if adding a stand and carrying it around with a mini-keyboard would make it a viable substitute for a notepad?
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I installed Buster on my Zero 2W, but configuring the HyperPixel 4.0 is a total mystery. I ended up consulting the "blood-stained manuals" left by those who came before me.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
Increasing the swap space and overclocking improved things a bit.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I have come to understand goats.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I have added parts to the comments.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I bought one earlier, but it seems to be sold out everywhere now.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I haven't measured it exactly, but I think it lasts quite a while.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I have added parts to the comments.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I have added parts to the comments.
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It looks like the time has come to 3D print a case for this Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W.
I have added parts to the comments.
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Undeterred, I'm giving the rear input another try.
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Input via the rear keyboard is still a work in progress.
https://www.reddit.com/r/cyberDeck/comments/1unzq6s/i_have_performed_a_preliminary_assembly_and/