CRKBD Handwire Plate
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[All credit goes to foostan for the great layout - this just makes it printer friendly.](https://github.com/foostan/crkbd) A plate and case using foostan's crkbd layout. Layout extracted from the corne-classic plates-top-gerber.zip 2.0 release, imported imported and scaled to to fit the Cherry switches. Two rails can house Dupont connectors so MCUs can be socketed - no glue or electrical tape required to keep it secure. There are also a couple of bump-stops at the end so disconnecting the USB won't pull the entire thing apart. Both parts should be in printed standard orientation and can be printed with no supports, or a support for the horizontally-aligned hole intended for the TRS jack. As there are no LEDs or rotary encoders (or anything fancy) on this only a TRS jack is required for a serial connection - [these are the ones I used (Pro Signal PS11594)](https://cpc.farnell.com/pro-signal/ps11594/3-5mm-jack-socket-3-pole-black/dp/CN22702) - the hole is designed for a friction fit. Bottom case is sized for heat-set M3 inserts with M3 button head screws to hold the top plate down. Mine was printed on an Ender 3 with a .6mm nozzle, 0.20mm layer height using 3DTomorrow's Silk PLA - your mileage may vary with printing tolerances.
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