Devlog #6: The Final Design is Ready!
After hours of routing traces, tweaking tolerances, and reorganizing my Fusion 360 project tree, VoltStrip V2.0 has officially reached its final form!
The Finished Look
The latest design in the project gallery shows the absolute final version of the macropad. Everything is perfectly in place:
- 4 Mechanical Switch Sockets: Spaced out precisely for a clean and comfortable typing experience.
- ** 0.91” OLED Display:** The cutout is perfectly flushed with the top cover.
- ** EC11 Rotary Encoder:** Sits exactly where it needs to be for easy volume control and layer scrolling.
- ** Premium Branding:** Custom “VOLTSTRIP V2.0” branding and a sleek QR code are integrated directly onto the faceplate/PCB layer for that high-end, open-source aesthetic.
What’s Next?
The PCB layout is fully routed, and the 3D-printable enclosure parts (lid and BottomShellSolid) are perfectly aligned and ready for production.
Status Update: Since I cannot physically manufacture or assemble it without the Hack Club support and hardware shipment, the digital phase of the project is officially wrapped up!
All the files have been successfully pushed to GitHub, and the README.md is fully updated. Now, we wait for the hardware to arrive! 🚀
Got any thoughts on the final layout or the integrated faceplate branding? Drop a comment below or open an issue!
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