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Parametric Keypad

I could not find a programmable keypad that I liked so I decided to design and build one of my own to use as a pendant for my x-carve cnc.

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CNC oNSHAPE Cad pendant arduino 3D Print

This project was created on 11/05/2017 and last updated 2 years ago.

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This is a programmable keypad designed in Onshape. The parts are 3d printable and switches and keycaps can be found at many different sites. It uses an Arduino Micro as the controller since it can act as an HID device.

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  • 1 × Arduino Micro
  • 1 × Cherry MX Switch 1 - 20 depending on the keypad size
  • 1 × Keycaps I used DSA so that they are the same shape all of the keypad.
  • 1 × Cover Plate 3d printed or CNC'd
  • 1 × Key switch plate 3d Printed or CNC'd

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  • 3d Prints and test fits

    Justin Cole • 11/05/2017 at 20:59 • 0 comments

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