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Raspberry Pi Pico Mechanical Keypad with 3D Printed Circuit

Kshitij ThakurBy Kshitij ThakurMarch 1, 2021Updated:March 1, 20211 Comment1 Min Read
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A very compact programable keyboard using Raspberry Pi Pico - Craffic
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If you’re a fan of custom keyboards or want to make your own keyboard from scratch, then check this all mechanical 3D printed custom Raspberry Pi Pico keypad made by a Reddit user Duzitbetter.

First spotted by Tom’s Hardware, instead of designing its own PCB, Duzitbetter decided to make 3D printed custom channels for its keypad to route the copper wires from the keys to the Raspberry Pi Pico. It took about 30 minutes to assemble it.

  • 3D Printed Circuit In Mechanical Keypad
    Credit: Duzitbetter
  • 3D Printed Circuit In Mechanical Keypad
    Credit: Duzitbetter
  • 3D Printed Circuit In Mechanical Keypad
    Credit: Duzitbetter

Duzitbetter says the board, circuit, case, and keycaps all were designed just for this project and 3D-printed with the help of Prusa MK3S. Now the end result is a 9-key Pico-powered 3 x 3 layout keypad which can be easily programmed with custom macros. Now, adjusting the functions of each key is as easy as editing a file on the Raspberry Pi Pico i.e. via using micro USB.

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The heavy Sniper, Kshitij is the marksman of the team Craffic. He joined the team in 2018 and his continuous hard work and dedication to the work has made his precision in work unmatched. Kshitij has experience in editing the work of others to foster stronger bonds with fellow authors and working together to improve each other's work.

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