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Devlog #2

Case Done!

What I have made so far

So yesterday, I was working on the schematic and PCB.
Today, I made the case.

What is on the case?

  • Small and Compact – I like to have my projects small and compact. I don’t know why :).
  • Rounded Edges – I like to make my projects look like real products, and I think rounded edges are one of the things that make them look that way.
  • Anti-Slip Feet – At the bottom of the case, there are two TPU strips so the alarm clock doesn’t slip.
  • Easy to Build and Print – Because I am going to print it myself, I made it without any complicated features so I can easily 3D print it on my printer. I also made the screws easy to access while keeping them hidden.

What I want to do next

  • Firmware – Since the hardware part is done, it’s now time for the software part. I am going to make it in C++, and I have some plans for it, but I am going to tell you about them in the next Devlog :D.

  • Documentation – After all of this, I am going to make some good documentation.

So that’s all for this Devlog. If you have any questions or ideas, feel free to leave them in the comments.

Hope to see you in the next Devlog!

Love :3

Down below, you can see the case model.

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@Arshmaan_Dev

what software you use to make these prototypes?

@ZiDi

@Arshmaan_Dev I use Onshape and I go to assembly page and just screenshot them :)

@Arshmaan_Dev

ohhh, thanks man for letting me know!! btw do you have a 3d Printer?? how will you get this in hands?

@ZiDi

@Arshmaan_Dev Yeah I Have 3D printer :)

@Arshmaan_Dev

OHHH I SEE , well i dont have it ☹️

@Arshmaan_Dev

good luck !!

@ZiDi

@Arshmaan_Dev Thank you and alsoo good luck for you

@aarav_shrivastava

@ZiDi can you tell me how to get Keyboard Switch 3d model I have completed PCB design but I dont have switch’s 3d model.

@ZiDi

@aarav_shrivastava Yeah, so basically I just downloaded the keyboard switches from GrabCAD and then I just added them to the assembly on the PCB. Idk if this is okay, but it works :)