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3d_printer_files [2024/02/12 01:44] – [3D Printer Files by Minhnhat Le for 7 button Chorders] priestdo3d_printer_files [2025/03/17 20:21] (current) – [3D Printer Files by Minhnhat Le for 7 button Chorders] priestdo
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 ====== 3D Printer Files for Chorders ====== ====== 3D Printer Files for Chorders ======
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 Files for 3D printing a housing for a 7 key chorder. If you have something you would like to contribute, let me know! Files for 3D printing a housing for a 7 key chorder. If you have something you would like to contribute, let me know!
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 ==== 3D Printer Files by Minhnhat Le for 7 button Chorders ==== ==== 3D Printer Files by Minhnhat Le for 7 button Chorders ====
  
-|3d_printer_files|{{:./3D%20Printer%20Files%20for%20Chorders%20%5Bchorder.cs.vassar.edu%5D_files/3dprintedchorders-closed.png?200|Designed by Minhnhat Le, photo Greg Priest-Dorman}}]]|[[https://web.archive.org/web/20170620144326/http://chorder.cs.vassar.edu/_detail/3dchorders.png?id=3d_printer_files&cache=cache|{{3dchorders.png?200|Designed by Minhnhat Le, photo Greg Priest-Dorman}}| +|{{::3dprintedchorders-closed.png?200|photo of 3d printed chording keyboard case with 6 of the 7 keys inserted}}| 
-|note: only 6 of the 7 keys are inserted                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        |+
  
-Using my [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170620144326/http://chorder.cs.vassar.edu/spiffchorder/2010-03-leather|desktop leather chorder]] as a starting point, Nhat and I talked about a 3D printable design. Nhat produced several variations of that design.+Using my [[spiffchorder:2010-03-leather|desktop leather chorder]] as a starting point, Nhat and I talked about a 3D printable design. Nhat produced several variations of that design.
  
 All the designs share a common bottom housing called “Chorder housing - bottom - common” All the designs share a common bottom housing called “Chorder housing - bottom - common”
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 While I am only posting all the drawings, the one I have tried and recommend are “Chorder housing - top - top down - with suppressor”, that being Cherry Key Switches snap into the housing from the top (outside) with a recess to hold a layer of mouse pad (or similar materiel) which acts to suppress key click noise. While I am only posting all the drawings, the one I have tried and recommend are “Chorder housing - top - top down - with suppressor”, that being Cherry Key Switches snap into the housing from the top (outside) with a recess to hold a layer of mouse pad (or similar materiel) which acts to suppress key click noise.
  
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-**Download the Latest 3D case files** 
  
-  +Flat case bottoms that work with Nhat's top pieces and are a modification of Nhat's designs were produced by Zach Lash. Those are in the file labled "flat_bottoms"
  
  
-md5 16ab276916cc6970bee39d17c30fb349+<box 60% red round | **Download the 3D case files** > 
 +{{ ::desktop_chorder_enclosure_3d_printing_files_v1.zip |}} 
 +</box|md5 4d1e7387904cb6fbbc15100c72779c11> 
  
 +<box 60% red round | **Download the 3D case flat bottom files** >
 +{{ ::chorder_housing_-_flat_bottoms.zip |}}
 +</box|sha256 c1737974b783df5919ce1a07400682be2e24ffd6533f71ce42b4e3ed103131f1> 
  
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 As always, this is a work in progress. Please let me know if you build/use these files. If you send pictures tell me if I can post them and if so, how you would like them attributed. As always, this is a work in progress. Please let me know if you build/use these files. If you send pictures tell me if I can post them and if so, how you would like them attributed.
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 Greg Greg
  
-— //mailto:contact_greg%20%5Bat%5D%20budgardr%20%5Bdot%5D%20org|Greg Priest-Dorman]] [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170620144326/mailto:contact_mile%20%5Bat%5D%20google%20%5Bdot%5D%20com|Minhnhat Le]] 2015/03/30//+— //[[contact_greg@chorder.org|Greg Priest-Dorman]] [[contact_mile@google.com|Minhnhat Le]] 2024/02/11 //