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renamed: hackpad cad/casetop.stl -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/CAD/casetop.stl renamed: hackpad cad/hackpadcompletecase.step -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/CAD/hackpadcompletecase.step renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-B_Cu.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-B_Cu.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-B_Mask.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-B_Mask.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-B_Paste.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-B_Paste.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-B_Silkscreen.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-B_Silkscreen.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-Edge_Cuts.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-Edge_Cuts.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-F_Cu.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-F_Cu.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-F_Mask.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-F_Mask.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-F_Paste.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-F_Paste.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/Gerbers/retry-F_Silkscreen.gbr -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/Gerbers/retry-F_Silkscreen.gbr renamed: hackpad pcb/retry.kicad_pcb -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/retry.kicad_pcb renamed: hackpad pcb/retry.kicad_prl -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/retry.kicad_prl renamed: hackpad pcb/retry.kicad_pro -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/retry.kicad_pro renamed: hackpad pcb/retry.kicad_sch -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/PCB/retry.kicad_sch renamed: READme.md -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/READme.md renamed: hackpad firmware (new)/main.py -> hackpads/AksharasHackpad/firmware/main.py
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BOM: 1 Seeed XIAO RP2040 6 Cherry MX 1.00u keyswitches 1 PCB (preferably black) 1 Case bottom (3dp with black filament) 1 Case top (3dp with black filament) 1 Plate (laser cut out of acrylic, preferably light blue, but white is fine if that's not an option) 6 DO-35 diodes (through-hole) 6 DSA keycaps (preferably same color as plate)
I was inspired to make this design when I saw this YSWS online and it sounded really fun and the perfect project to expand my engineering experience (having only worked with fusion before this). The hardest challenge I faced was coding the firmware, I had trouble installing and setting up qmk and ran out of time because it wouldn't compile and I didn't know how to fix the error 😭 (I've inlcuded the keymap.c and info.json files under hackpad firmware). Overall I learned a lot from this project, I had no idea how to use kicad or qmk at all before this. Thank you so much for the opportunity!