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hadi
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2020
Hello, TH-cam! My name is Hadi, and this is my channel dedicated to mechanical keyboards, design, and DIY more generally. Feel free to look around and check out some of my content if you'd like to come along for the ride!
I try to upload videos on a monthly-ish schedule, but this timeline may vary depending on the level of detail required for each of my projects. If you have any recommendations of things you'd like to see made, please leave a comment on one of my videos or reach out to me on Instagram!
Consider supporting me on Patreon if you find my content meaningful: www.patreon.com/hadiiskandarani
Merchandise: www.senselessclay.com
Follow me on Instagram for notifications and sneak peeks on upcoming projects: @senselessclay
Come chat with me and other makers in our Discord server: discord.gg/E6ujkUG
I try to upload videos on a monthly-ish schedule, but this timeline may vary depending on the level of detail required for each of my projects. If you have any recommendations of things you'd like to see made, please leave a comment on one of my videos or reach out to me on Instagram!
Consider supporting me on Patreon if you find my content meaningful: www.patreon.com/hadiiskandarani
Merchandise: www.senselessclay.com
Follow me on Instagram for notifications and sneak peeks on upcoming projects: @senselessclay
Come chat with me and other makers in our Discord server: discord.gg/E6ujkUG
Building a DIY, O-Ring 60% Keyboard out of Acrylic
In this video, we'll walkthrough a recent personal build of a 60% keyboard I designed using acrylic, POM, and walnut. Only a little PCB shenanigans.
This content is sponsored by PCBWay. Use my referral link to help support the show:
www.pcbway.com/setinvite.aspx?inviteid=366777
Merchandise newsletter (coming soon!):
senselessclay.com/
The main board featured here was inspired by @wilba.tech's work (specifically, the WT60-D) as well as the Unikorn PCB from @yuktsi and @singakbd.
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Consider supporting me on Patreon if you find my content meaningful and want to help fund future videos:
www.patreon.com/hadiiskandarani
Join my personal Discord server if you'd like to keep up with my projects:
discord.gg/FxwBpHE3EK
Join my collaboration Discord server if you'd like support from our community of designers:
discord.gg/E6ujkUG
Follow me on Instagram for updates on upcoming projects (I'm bad at social media, you guys):
senselessclay
Follow me on Twitch to be notified of design and, occasionally, build streams (giveaways?!):
www.twitch.tv/hadipotter
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USB Type-C breakout based on the Unified Daughterboard Standard:
github.com/ai03-2725/Unified-Daughterboard
QMK Docs (for building firmware from scratch):
docs.qmk.fm/#/newbs_building_firmware
MechMerlin's QMK Tutorials (for flashing):
th-cam.com/video/fuBJbdCFF0Q/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MechMerlin
The acrylic pieces were all cut by Ponoko:
www.ponoko.com/start
I used Tried & True varnish oil to finish the walnut wrist rest:
www.triedandtruewoodfinish.com/products/varnish-oil/
This content is sponsored by PCBWay. Use my referral link to help support the show:
www.pcbway.com/setinvite.aspx?inviteid=366777
Merchandise newsletter (coming soon!):
senselessclay.com/
The main board featured here was inspired by @wilba.tech's work (specifically, the WT60-D) as well as the Unikorn PCB from @yuktsi and @singakbd.
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---Personal Links---
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Consider supporting me on Patreon if you find my content meaningful and want to help fund future videos:
www.patreon.com/hadiiskandarani
Join my personal Discord server if you'd like to keep up with my projects:
discord.gg/FxwBpHE3EK
Join my collaboration Discord server if you'd like support from our community of designers:
discord.gg/E6ujkUG
Follow me on Instagram for updates on upcoming projects (I'm bad at social media, you guys):
senselessclay
Follow me on Twitch to be notified of design and, occasionally, build streams (giveaways?!):
www.twitch.tv/hadipotter
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---Video Links & Attribution---
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USB Type-C breakout based on the Unified Daughterboard Standard:
github.com/ai03-2725/Unified-Daughterboard
QMK Docs (for building firmware from scratch):
docs.qmk.fm/#/newbs_building_firmware
MechMerlin's QMK Tutorials (for flashing):
th-cam.com/video/fuBJbdCFF0Q/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MechMerlin
The acrylic pieces were all cut by Ponoko:
www.ponoko.com/start
I used Tried & True varnish oil to finish the walnut wrist rest:
www.triedandtruewoodfinish.com/products/varnish-oil/
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Machining a Custom Brass Weight for the Tokyo60 Keyboard
มุมมอง 11K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Oh hi everyone, long time no see. In this video, I'll be walking through the process by which I machined a custom weight for a friend's Tokyo60 keyboard out of a sheet of brass. It was a little tragic but hopefully you'll learn from my mistakes and/or consider not attempting anything with metal. Personal Links Consider supporting me on Patreon if you find my content meaningful and want to help ...
Soldering a Mechanical Keyboard PCB Using Reflow
มุมมอง 21K4 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I run through the process of assembling and soldering a mechanical keyboard PCB by hand using reflow. The design includes features currently en vogue in the hobby like hotswap sockets and a JST header. Assembly begins at 4:47 if you don't feel like watching the preparation! Just go buy your PCBs, guys. This took so long. Personal Links Join my Discord server for collaborating on ...
i absolutely love this. Recently got my CNC Mill training. Trying to make my own keyboard. This video motivates me
How do you make the acrylic case??
didnt you used to have a multi-part series on keyboard pcb design? whered it go?
That designing a keyboard series isn't coming back... is it...
Hey hadi! What happened to your PCB design series, I could have sworn there were like 7 or so videos.
Sir kindly reupload the deleted series (Mechanical Keyboard Design ) , really helpful for us
There are much better videos about EDA on the platform. "How to use [EDA software name]" returns a ton of results! I'd recommend starting there.
Your old tutorials? they were great
Thanks syntax
What happened to those old videos about making a keyboard pcb?
What happened indeed
@@hadi-- oh.. ok..
can anyone please share the design files ? @hadi--
There aren't any, at least not anymore. I used a step file that was available on DropBox for some time but couldn't find it within the months following this video. Either way, it's just a simple shape, and you should get in the ballpark if you measure out your board. I can check if I still have anything stored in my Fusion360 cloud later.
Hey I was planning on making something similar! Where are the CAD designs?
Replied elsewhere: I used a step file that was available on DropBox for some time but couldn't find it within the months following this video. Either way, it's just a simple shape, and you should get in the ballpark if you measure out your board. I can check if I still have anything stored in my Fusion360 cloud later.
would kill to see you start producing these... I have owned one of each of the "stacked" series from CannonKeys since their first release, but ive hoped over time that they would make changes, but the changes never came. For example, for those that like RGB, including an upgraded pcb other than the Savage65, or even new sets of colors as the black fr4 plate kinda makes the clear just end up looking black at most angles
They're kind of a pain to put together if I'm honest, and I haven't figured out a way to perfect the tops. Laser kerf, acrylic width, and spacing are all out of my control, too--finished boards can vary up to 3mm in height (~10% allowance in thickness), impacting both the amount of space in the cavity as well as how proud the caps are of the case's top. I've designed more since this video was produced, but, commercially, they don't make a lot of sense.
Do you have a github repository for the pcb gerber files?
No, sorry. You should be able to find plenty of other alternatives, though.
A file two pieces of wood and a c clamp best way to make fine adjustments
True but not as fun as xacto pal.
I rather enjoy accented space bars and I will not unsub.
You heathen. (Please excuse me, I am boring in taste.)
Have you tried an actual oven for heating a board? When repairing old iMac GPU's, a solution is to reseat everything my heating it in a normal oven
Solder is often leaded. Not advisable if you actually want to use the oven afterwards for food.
how u put standoff in that top? just soldering or add some glue?
It's all in the video
I love it! Do you take commissions? Or know who could help me? I have a stacked acrylic case on my board and wanted to replace the bottom piece with brass, well I guess it would be 2 pieces since it is a split board.
You can just measure the case and draft an outline in any design software. Happy to help but I'm not sure if it's worth a commission.
this is pretty cool, do you have a soundtest with this installed ?
Not my board, so no. Sorry!
This is exactly what I want for the kbd75 v3.1. The acrylic layer for rgb is tacky and frankly poorly done and while kbdfans offered a pvd coated brass weight for the bottom, I have never seen it in stock. Besides that the keyboard is a nice and simple top mount board. I want someone to come along and start making custom weights and plates, I have to imagine they’d get a lot of business, especially for some added custom engravings. Great work how do we commission you for more? Lol
Thanks! What are you looking for?
@@hadi-- basically a brass plate to replace the acrylic rgb polycarbonate on the KBD75 v3.1.
Sir you are a legend. I wish I had the mind set to learn what you have learnt. Respect
No mind, just time and stubbornness.
how do you make the screwless look?
It's all in the video.
Nice vid,can you share the cad file?
No plans to release the CAD files at the moment, sorry.
10:46 "I don't always force a blade. But when I do, I cut toward myself."
You know it
any chance to get a new episode in the PCB video series?
aw dude i like hearing your voice
I like your comments
Well ... this video is so great, usefull and well made that you are now my favorite youtuber ^^ in addition it's an alice pcb, you are awesome bro don't change.
You are too kind
This is amazing. So inspiring! Thank you for sharing all these details for the keyboard build.
You're welcome
<3 Under rated. Love it and thank you sir :)
Thank you
Very professional self presentation and overall video quality
Thank you
9:43 I nearly had a heart attack when I saw c7 trying to escape from its pads lol
Run away
Beautiful video and great job
Thank you
Hope to see more in your keyboard series! I'd really like a class in doing CAD work for other types of cases too.
Thank you!
DUDE you're HILARIOUS
Thank you
Hey Hadi you should make a keyboard from scratch
This???
Can you do a tutorial on how to do acrylic case owo
Maybe one day
I love this channel, though can't help but feel like you might secretly be an long lost twin of Jan Misali
Maybe
Build is nice but sound is not my cup of tea.
P r e f e r e n c e. Also, sound tests are unreliable.
lol we agree on many points.
Yes
Oh i know you you made the had60.
Yes that's me
😊
😘
What's the thickness of your bezels on your board and did it bend/crack at all? I saw kkatano ( the creator of the Bakeneko ) say that he wasn't sure but he would go 10mm to avoid the risk of the acrylic cracking or bending. Thanks.
Just depends how careful you wanna be. I don't remember what the dimensions were but they're definitely under 10 mm.