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I am building a 63-key keyboard using the Adafruit KB2040 board. It is a continuation of this project from fallout: https://fallout.hackclub.com/projects/3515. I designed it for fallout and recieved funding so I am not requesting funding from stardance and am logging build stuff.

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I started assembly. I still don’t have enough funds for the PCB (Blueprint please fulfill my order for a grant from the shop 🙏). I inserted all of the switches into the 3D printed top plate , which is a necessary step prior to soldering the switches to the PCB.

I started assembly. I still don’t have enough funds for the PCB (Blueprint please fulfill my order for a grant from the shop 🙏). I inserted all of the switches into the 3D printed top plate , which is a necessary step prior to soldering the switches to the PCB.

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CAD work - after the first print of the top plate I realized a couple of issues. First, I hadn’t made holes for the stabilizers. Second, and this was just cosmetic, there were partial labels for the diodes from the KiCAD .step export in my top plate, which made the edges of the key holes look messy. I fixed both issues.

CAD work - after the first print of the top plate I realized a couple of issues. First, I hadn’t made holes for the stabilizers. Second, and this was just cosmetic, there were partial labels for the diodes from the KiCAD .step export in my top plate, which made the edges of the key holes look messy. I fixed both issues.

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