Translucent Macropad
Hardware- 8 Devlogs
- 16 Total hours
A macropad with a translucent case
A macropad with a translucent case
Devlog 8:
-Continued with the case.
Extra:
I did a quick render of how it will look when it’s finished. Since I couldn’t get the color or texture right (comparing to a failed 3d-printed piece I have), it will be a slightly different color and have layer lines where I can not sand them down.
Devlog 7:
-Did some changes on the PCB so that the screw mount would fit without problem.
-Remade the case again (not done yet).
Extra:
The new case looks almost identical to the last one. And they are. Except for a few measurements.
Devlog 6:
-Started with the case design.
-Added screw/mounting holes on the PCB.
Extra:
I just wanted to add that I haven’t been able to log my hours these past 2 days because of an issue with hackatime. So I decided to start over with the case (had to remake it no matter what so there is no real problem)
Devlog 5:
-Moved some components
-Rerouted the traces
-Tested and played around a bit with adding images to the pcb
Devlog 4:
-Started organizing the components
-Added the components 3d models
-Started routing the Traces
Ill change the clearence between components and re-route the traces next time
Devlog 3:
Started over because i wanted to add LEDs and had to change to matrix wiring for all the switches to work.
Devlog 2:
Checking measurements and changing a few things
Devlog 1:
Started on my macropad for the “Hackpad misson”