snow60
Hardware- 7 Devlogs
- 35 Total hours
I am building a hand-wired 60% keyboard made of 61 low-profile Choc v2 switches and a Raspberry Pi Pico MCU, with rgb leds!!
Entry #7
- Switched to printing-legion
- Amazon Cost increased due to taxes and shipping :(
Entry #6
- Calculated Cost and sliced 3d prints to fit on printers
Entry 5
-I have made a pcb attachment for each switch for rgb leds
-Updated the plate and case to support proper stabilizers
Entry 4
- I have completed my 3d printed plate and my case and they are ready to get printed
-Now I am basically waiting on getting approved and funded
Entry #3
I am scraping the pcb due to many reasons
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Pcb manufacturing is expensive especially with pick and place
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It add unnecessary complexity in my build
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Hand wiring is cheaper
Entry #2
I have completed the layout of the keyboard and managed to put the holes for the stabelizers, now I need to wire it up an make all the other things like the case and plate.
Entry #1
I have spent some time making a schematic. This is not my first time trying to make a schematic, as I have some experience with EasyEDA. To make this schematic, I followed a YouTube tutorial by Joe Scotto on how to Design Mechanical Keyboard PCBs with KiCad. I used his provided symbols and other resources for this schematic
