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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ In this blog post I'll describe how I (mostly) 3d printed a numpad (21 keys keyb
I designed the parts with [openscad](https://openscad.org/), the repository is available [here](https://git.hadow.fr/sam.hadow/keyboard_scad).
I used the script `keycaps_numpad.sh` and the openscad script `xda_keycap.scad` to generate the stl files for the keycaps with an engraving on the side for each keycap. Then generated the stl files for the backplate and case with the files `backplate_numpad.scad` and `case_numpad.scad`.
I then printed them with my bambulab P1S 3d printer, I use a 0.4mm nozzle and a 0.08mm layer height. I used white PETG filament to print all the parts. All the parts took about 12 hours to print.
I then printed them with my bambulab P1S 3d printer, I used a 0.4mm nozzle and a 0.08mm layer height. I used white PETG filament to print all the parts. All the parts took about 12 hours to print.
Here is the result for the 3d printed parts:
![Picture 1]( /assets/img/2026-03-16-3d-printed-and-handwired-numpad/1.png )