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RobotDoctor

November 19, 2025

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Updated 8/25/2025

Fixed cherry mx stabilizer top

Updated 7/5/2025

Added a cherry mx stabilizer top. Use top_left_cherry.stl and top_right_cherry.stl Note: Not Tested, may be too tight

Updated 8/12/2021

Added a teensy mount as well as larger holes for the screws. Use the "updated" bot parts.

Motivation

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Keyboard #4: The Mechanical Hacking KeyBoard (MHKB). Based off the very popular HHKB Keyboard. Besides a standard 60% layout keycap set, you also need a 1.75u key and 3 1u keys.

A few weeks ago I got very interested in the idea of 3d printed keyboards. My brother had a broken mechanical keyboard which I de-soldered the switches from which left me only needing the diodes, Teensy 2.0, screws and keycaps. After looking through what thingiverse had to offer, I choose between the @FedorSosnin 's Sick-68 and @fumbucker 's Clueboard 66%. I printed and assembled both, but ultimately ended up soldering and programming the clueboard. With this knowledge I decided to make a full size keyboard with the strengths of both. The spacing measurements and overall design is taken from the sick-68, the alternating layers is taken from the clueboard.