Keychron Q11防护套件组

Keychron Q11 Tenting Kit with Rest

2023-07-26 04:01:14

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Summary

This tenting kit and wrist rest for the Keychron Q11 is still a work in progress, but I have been using this iteration for a couple days and find it very comfortable and fit for purpose!

The stand and wrist rest are separate pieces with pockets for 8x2mm round magnets. They can be joined and printed together, and it is probably better to do so if you don't need them separately. Or you could just glue them together, I expect that would also work.

I don't think the stand impacts the sound much, but printing with more infill may have a dampening effect if you think it does.

Applying foam or other soft surface to the tops of the wrist rests is recommended. I used hand-cut neoprene for these, but will probably switch to a die-cut stack.

I recommend using soft round pressure-adhesive feet on these, similar to the ones used on the keyboard itself.

I am including 5, 7, 10, and 15 degree variants. If you want a different angle, message me and I can export one.

The design in the F3D file has many parameters; you can change the tenting angle, the size and location of the magnets, the stand inset depth, wrist rest depth and profile, and more.

I welcome advice and suggestions! This is eventually intended for a subtractive process in wood.

Print Settings

Printer brand:
AnkerMake
Printer:
AnkerMake M5
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.1mm
Infill:
10
Filament brand:
Generic
Filament color:
Black
Filament material:
PLA
Notes:
If you're using the wrist rests uncovered you will probably want to print at 0.1mm to preserve your palms; otherwise it works fine at 0.3mm.

Post-Printing

As seen in one of the photos, I have covered the top of these with a layer of 1/16" neoprene foam. It works fine for making it softer, but traps heat and can heat up. I am continuing to experiment with different materials.