Mxx60 R2 - 60% Gasket Mount Mechanical Keyboard Case

Update: Added Wooting 60HE compatible plates 

This keyboard is purposefully designed to be 3d printed with a 2-3-2 design so that it is printable on standard size 3d printers and creates a solid assembly with only screws and no glue.

Improvements from r1:

• lower front height (about the same as a tofu)
• lower typing angle
• more layout options with 7u or 6.25u bottom row
• 6 different plate options
• more mounting point options (you can make it more or less stiff)
• enlarged enter stab cutout to work with the DZ60
• more clearance between parts so they fit together better
• more screw points to make it more solid and allow for full isolation gasket mount
• deeper gasket grooves to allow for thicker gaskets
• one piece plates provided incase you would like to get a plate made with a different material such as aluminum. 

Plate options:

• Normal: All mounting points, the most stiff typing experience
• Flex: Omits the mounting points on the spacebar to give a more bouncy typing experience and less harsh bottom out
• OG: Mounting points from the r1, the most flexy typing experience. Would not recommend with a hotswap pcb. 

Plate Layout options:

• 7u: works with either the WK top or the WKL top (required for WKL)
• Ansi: works only with WK top (not compatible with WKL)

                     7u plate layout compatibility:

                     Ansi plate layout compatibility:

Configuration Shown:

• Overture Clear Blue Petg
• 7u Normal Plate
• WKL Top
• Instant60 Tsangan Pcb
• Gateron Cj's
• GMK White on Black
• TX stabs

(Sound Test)

For this Keyboard you will need:

• A standard 60% pcb:

    Compatible pcbs include: DZ60, AN-Cv2, Instant60(Ansi/Tsangan), KeebsRGB 60% PCB,         H60 USB, DZ60RGB-ANSI, DZ60RGB-WKL, any other 60% pcb with left side usb.

• 1/16 in thick Neoprene foam (you can choose other foam if you want it to be softer this stuff is pretty hard)
• 20 x m3*8 screws
• 4 x m3*6 screws
• Stabilizers  
• Mx compatible Switches
• Mx compatible Keycaps
• Bump-on feet (optional)
• For Wooting plate you will need standoffs

To assemble:

• Cut gasket foam to size of gasket grooves (if you use a plate that omits mounting points you can skip those grooves)
• install gasket foam into grooves (if using neoprene foam linked to use two layers on the bottom case and one layer on the top case)
• connect bottom case parts together with ramp pieces with 4x m3*6 screws for the thinner parts and 4x m3*8 screws for the thicker parts
• install stabs into pcb (would recommend lubing)
• install switches into plate and pcb (7u plate will work for both wk top and wkl top. Ansi plate only works for wk)
• I would recommend putting on keycaps before installing keyboard assembly due to flex
• place keyboard assembly into the bottom case
• place either wk or wkl top case onto the bottom case and plate
• screw in top case to bottom case with 16x m3*8 screws (sorry a lot I know)
• Begin typing ;)