on soldering SMT diode is really fast · c/ergomechkeyboards · 1 pts · 3yThe only case I’ve ever seen where they make sense!
on soldering SMT diode is really fast · c/ergomechkeyboards · 2 pts · 3yWhat’s your approach to stripping the enamel from the wire?
on Heron v1 · c/ergomechkeyboards · 3 pts · 3yI don’t have a giant resin printer, but Elecrow does. They also did the laser cutting and the PCBs. Not the quickest turnaround in the world but they do good work and their prices are remarkably low.
on Heron v1 · c/ergomechkeyboards · 4 pts · 3yI'm happy about that now. When I was frantically scrubbing spills from the dye bath I used for the keycaps, less so.
on Heron v1 · c/ergomechkeyboards · 3 pts · 3yThanks! That, if I’m being honest, was the primary design concern.
on Heron v1 · c/ergomechkeyboards · 3 pts · 3yYes, the base is a single 3d printed part, plus an acrylic bottom plate. The scaffold legs slot into the case and are screwed in at the bottom.
on Heron v1 · c/ergomechkeyboards · 4 pts · 3yNot yet. Truth be told, I'm still working on the firmware :-)
The only case I’ve ever seen where they make sense!
What’s your approach to stripping the enamel from the wire?
I don’t have a giant resin printer, but Elecrow does. They also did the laser cutting and the PCBs. Not the quickest turnaround in the world but they do good work and their prices are remarkably low.
I'm happy about that now. When I was frantically scrubbing spills from the dye bath I used for the keycaps, less so.
Thanks! That, if I’m being honest, was the primary design concern.
Yes, the base is a single 3d printed part, plus an acrylic bottom plate. The scaffold legs slot into the case and are screwed in at the bottom.
Not yet. Truth be told, I'm still working on the firmware :-)