Dactyl Manuform cover

OK, that code is not so great. As you can see below in the thread with u/vsadygv, it does not Just Work. I fixed it, in my tshort-plus-jared branch, and I built STLs, viewable and downloadable at https://github.com/jaredjennings/dactyl-keyboard/tree/tshort-plus-jared/things. There are STLs for the keyboard itself too. They have no side nubs in the switch holes, and so are suitable for Kailh switches. I removed the wire clips underneath, too. Other than that, they are straight tshort.

I don't know if I've said it anywhere else, but I took some bubble wrap mailers and cut them up and stuck them to the inside of the case, to prevent it from rubbing on my nice keycaps. You should too. Or maybe some felt.

oh thanks, that's another thing i haven't managed to share yet. there are plenty for the logitech m570 on thingiverse but none for the elecom ex-g. but it isn't quite right and the way i made it in freecad it's really hard to change.

Broadly, make the changes indicated in the diff (I don't see a way to download the diff itself??), run the Clojure file, and expect a couple of extra scad files hole-left.scad and hole-right.scad. Run OpenSCAD on them, render (F6) and export STL (F7).

Upon a closer look, it appears the way I defined bounding-cube is insufficiently simple. I think my original idea was to make a rounded rectangular solid for each half, with the shape needed for the keyboard hollowed out of it. But then I realized that would waste a lot of plastic and space. Nevertheless a call to my rounded cube primitive (call-module "cube_c2_fillet" ...) remains on lines 747-752, and this patch does not add a definition for that. You can replace it with (cube bounding-cube-size), I believe.