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Key cap for mechanical RGB keyboards

Make it work.

March 10, 2025

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Description

I have a Corsair K95 RGB keyboard and couldn’t find keycaps that both supported my RGB lighting and had the symbols I needed for game streaming, so I designed my own.

Important Note:

For each key you print, you need to print the key insert “translucent insert,” ideally using the clearest filament you have, or at least white.

Use the “blank cap” to create your own keys. Simply cut the desired symbol into the cap. Many slicer software options have a negative volume feature, or you can use any STL editing software to subtract your shape from the blank cap.

When finished put the insert into the cap you have chosen. You might need a little glue to hold it tight.

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BY