Blank Slate LO-PRO Case 3D printed (Planck OLKB compatible)
€15.00
Ready to ship: Delivery time 2-5 workdays (Germany), 5-14 workdays (EU), 10-20 workdays (Int.)
Description
Case is compatible to the Blank and OLKB Planck PCB (Rev4 and up).
It has a cutout for the reset switch and the Blank's On/Off switch.
Includes:
- 3D printed case (black)
- 4x Rubber Feet Transparent
- 6x M2x5mm screws
This carbon top plate is compatible with this case.
- Material: PLA (biodegradable)
- Lightweight and sturdy
Assembly steps:
- Put all switches into the top plate
- Assemble the top plate with the switches to the PCB
- Put the PCB into the case and screw it from the bottom
- Done
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8 July 2024 16:18
Good budget case for Blank Slate
Case fits the Blank Slate PCB from this shop here perfectly. Has holes and screw holes in all the right places.
It is a 3D printed case from good PLA material, just to make sure you know what you get. It seems sturdy enough and is very affordable. It is very light due to being made of PLA entirely but has the advantage of not interfering with the bluetooth signal.
Fun little detail: The bottom has a carbon pattern printed in, which fits the carbon plate from keycapsss.com.
The case is slightly bigger than the plate, by less than a millimetre on the bottom and left edge (plate sits almost flush on top of the case).
Safety information
Manufacturer: Keycapsss | Benjamin Rösner, Löhrstr. 11, 04105 Leipzig, Germany
Contact: Keycapsss.com
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Blank Slate is here to untether your grid from the grid!An ortholinear, wireless keyboard PCB, Blank Slate is designed to fit in cases compatible with the OLKB Planck rev5 and newer. Features: Wireless (BLE) and USB-C input 5 wireless profiles for connecting to multiple devices, including fast switching support Available layouts: full grid, MIT (single centered 2u in the bottom row), and 2x2u MX switches Hotswap sockets and two different battery connector options, for a soldering-free assembly process Custom two key combo for powering on and off, allowing for compatibility with existing cases with no power switch access (top left + bottom-right key for 3 sec) Powered by ZMK firmware LiPo (single cell 3.7v) battery support, with JST ACH and SH connectors and solder point fallback Expected runtime between charges of at least a month Requires BT 4.2 or newer for BLE connections LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish The following cases have been tested and verified to work with Blank Slate: OLKB/Drop Hi Profile case Gridiron Typeau Build Guide This LiPo Battery is compatible with the Blank Slate.You find detailed information about compatible batteries in the build guild.A free 3D printable case by Sebastian Stumpf is also available. Notes: Only clip-in stabilizers are supported for the 2u switch layouts. Screw-in stabs conflict with some of the hotswap sockets. Plateless builds are highly discouraged: the battery cutout in Blank Slate results in some switches being only partially supported from below by the PCB. Cases that are entirely metal, including the switch plate, may impact wireless signal integrity. If using a metal case, a plastic or FR4 plate is strongly encouraged. The ZMK firmware is powerful, but can be challenging to configure for new or non-technical users. It is not recommended for users who want to use a graphical application to reprogram their keyboard. Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this is only the pcb and does not include switches, keycaps, or a case.