First up, the Caps Lock Mold!
4 x 1U and 1 x 1.5U “Caps Lock” Silicone Keycap Molds – MX Compatible Switches
If you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin’ skills and craft your own set of bespoke ‘caps with this keycap mold that has four “1U R4” (e.g. single square escape-key-like) molds and one 1.5U Caps Lock Keycap Molds.
We recommend UV-curable resin, yes you’ll need a UV lamp, but it’s worth the investment: two-part resin is much messier and hard to cure if the temperature and humidity aren’t just right. Check out this video for a great little tutorial on how to DIY your own custom keycaps.
Once molded, the keycaps will fit on any Cherry MX-compatible keyswitch. Comes with one two-piece mold that has four 1U molds and one 1.5U mold.
Next up, the “Tab” Mold!
4 x 1U and 1 x 1.25U “Tab” Silicone Keycap Molds – MX Compatible Switches
If you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin’ skills and craft your own set of bespoke ‘caps with this keycap mold that has four “1U R2” (e.g. single square escape-key-like) molds and one 1.25U Tab Keycap Molds.
We recommend UV-curable resin, yes you’ll need a UV lamp, but it’s worth the investment: two-part resin is much messier and hard to cure if the temperature and humidity aren’t just right. Check out this video for a great little tutorial on how to DIY your own custom keycaps.
Once molded, the keycaps will fit on any Cherry MX-compatible key switch. Comes with one two-piece mold that has four 1U molds and one 1.5U mold.
Following that with the honkin’ Space Bar Mold
2 x 2.25U, 1 x 2.75U, and Space Bar Keycap Mold – MX Compatible Switches
If you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin’ skills and craft your own set of bespoke ‘caps with this keycap mold that has two 2.25U molds (Left Shift and Enter), a 2.75U mold (Right Shift), and one looooooooooooongboi 6.25U Space Bar Keycap Mold.
We recommend UV-curable resin, yes you’ll need a UV lamp, but it’s worth the investment: two-part resin is much messier and hard to cure if the temperature and humidity aren’t just right. Check out this video for a great little tutorial on how to DIY your own custom keycaps.
Once molded, the keycaps will fit on any Cherry MX-compatible key switch. Comes with one two-piece mold that has two 2.25U molds, one 2.75U mold, and one 6.25U mold.
We’ve got the “Ctrl” Mold next!
3 x 1U and 2 x 1.25U “Ctrl” Silicone Keycap Molds – MX Compatible Switches
If you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin’ skills and craft your own set of bespoke ‘caps with this keycap mold that has three “1U R1” (e.g. single bottom row key) molds and two 1.25U Ctrl Keycap Molds.
We recommend UV-curable resin, yes you’ll need a UV lamp, but it’s worth the investment: two-part resin is much messier and hard to cure if the temperature and humidity aren’t just right. Check out this video for a great little tutorial on how to DIY your own custom keycaps.
Once molded, the keycaps will fit on any Cherry MX-compatible key switch. Comes with one two-piece mold that has three 1U molds and two 1.25U molds.
And now, the “Esc” mold!
4 x 1U and 1 x 2U “Esc” Silicone Keycap Molds – MX Compatible Switches
If you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin’ skills and craft your own set of bespoke ‘caps with this keycap mold that has four “1U R1” (e.g. single function-key-like) molds and one 2U Esc Keycap Molds. Depending on your keyboard, the key could also be used for Enter, Backspace, etc.
We recommend UV-curable resin, yes you’ll need a UV lamp, but it’s worth the investment: two-part resin is much messier and hard to cure if the temperature and humidity aren’t just right. Check out this video for a great little tutorial on how to DIY your own custom keycaps.
Once molded, the keycaps will fit on any Cherry MX-compatible key switch. Comes with one two-piece mold that has four 1U molds and one 2U mold.
Saving the cutest for the finale, the Kitty Paw Mold!
Kitty Paw Silicone Keycap Molds – MX Compatible Switches
If you love our Kitty Paw Keycaps and love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin’ skills and craft your own set of bespoke ‘caps with these Kitty Paw Keycap Molds. If your kitty’s paws are going to walk all over your keyboard, you at least want to be able to walk all over kitty paws.
We recommend UV-curable resin, yes you’ll need a UV lamp but it’s worth the investment: two-part resin is much messier and hard to cure if the temperature and humidity isn’t just right. Check out this video for a great little tutorial on how to DIY your own custom keycaps.
Once molded, the key caps will fit on any Cherry MX-compatible keyswitch. Comes with one two-piece mold that has 6 spots.
When you just wish your oscilloscope would hang back and listen a bit longer – reach for the trigger holdoff setting
Surround macro-shots in light with this attachment from Spudd1 on Thingiverse:
Often with macro photography and filming it is hard to get good light on the subject. I use a system of extension tubes on my DSLR which gives great magnification, but has the downside that the subject has to be VERY close to the lens, which leaves little room for lights to be positioned.
Video of building this project:- https://youtu.be/vF2By_FX-lQ
So this is a solution I came up with, a Ring Light specifically designed for my lens and for macro work.
Download the files and learn more
Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication for making solid objects from digital models. Recently, we have noticed electronics projects integrated with 3D printed enclosures, brackets, and sculptures, so each Thursday we celebrate and highlight these bold pioneers!
Have you considered building a 3D project around an Arduino or other microcontroller? How about printing a bracket to mount your Raspberry Pi to the back of your HD monitor? And don’t forget the countless LED projects that are possible when you are modeling your projects in 3D!
When you just wish your oscilloscope would hang back and listen a bit longer – reach for the trigger holdoff setting
Surround macro-shots in light with this attachment from Spudd1 on Thingiverse:
Often with macro photography and filming it is hard to get good light on the subject. I use a system of extension tubes on my DSLR which gives great magnification, but has the downside that the subject has to be VERY close to the lens, which leaves little room for lights to be positioned.
Video of building this project:- https://youtu.be/vF2By_FX-lQ
So this is a solution I came up with, a Ring Light specifically designed for my lens and for macro work.
Download the files and learn more
Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication for making solid objects from digital models. Recently, we have noticed electronics projects integrated with 3D printed enclosures, brackets, and sculptures, so each Thursday we celebrate and highlight these bold pioneers!
Have you considered building a 3D project around an Arduino or other microcontroller? How about printing a bracket to mount your Raspberry Pi to the back of your HD monitor? And don’t forget the countless LED projects that are possible when you are modeling your projects in 3D!