This 3D-printable split keyboard case and base are meticulously engineered for a minimalist yet sophisticated aesthetic, delivering a sleek and modern design tailored for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts. 

The case offers full compatibility with all Cherry MX-style mechanical switches and their corresponding keycaps, ensuring maximum versatility. Thoughtfully optimized for seamless integration with RP2040 microcontroller boards, including the popular purple RP2040, this design provides a refined foundation for your next custom keyboard build.

How I assembled it:

Materials:

- Raspberry Pi Pico Board RP2040

- 1N4148 Diodes

- USB-C Cables

- Copper Wire

- Dupont / Jumper cables

Printing:

- 20% infill

- PETG

- No supports.

Wiring:

- For wiring I used copper and some Dupont (jumper) wires.

- Pins on the Raspberry Pi Pico don't really matter, they just have to be GPIO pins.

Flashing:

- Flashed with QMK.

If you have any other questions, don't be afraid to ask them. I'll try to respond to the best of my abilities. If you need visual help, there are a lot of good videos you can find of people hard-wiring keyboards.