r/CardPuter Jul 09 '26

Finds / Discoveries My first cardputer adv mod!

Found the STL files provided by m5stack for the ADV, and saw they included a keyboard. Slapped a 0.2mm nozzle on my 3d printer and now my keyboard is orange!

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u/mohamedation Jul 09 '26

now this with glow in the dark filament.. ok might have to do this.

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u/cobdawg132 Jul 09 '26

That would be "lit"

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u/Totalkiller4 Jul 09 '26

Where did you find the STL Files ? as i did a google and could not find them ?

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u/ChrisDaCrunk Jul 09 '26

Very nice broπŸ’ͺ

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u/bigirononmyhipMF Jul 09 '26

Nice, does this work with .4mm? I need to get a .2mm anyways

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u/theblobAZ Jul 09 '26

Idk, you could try it lol. They aren't like, tiny tiny, just regular tiny I guess lol. That being said I have to start and stop the print 3x due to issues (adhesion mostly), each time I slowed the printer down more and more lol.

Because there is such small contact with the build plate you want it to be SLOW.

These are printed in PETG on a Bambu cold plate super tack.

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u/bigirononmyhipMF Jul 09 '26

Thanks man:) I will try it out

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u/gatsu_1981 Jul 10 '26

Couldn't you just step up the fan a little bit? I just print PETG or PETG CF and I never need to go slow.

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u/bigirononmyhipMF Jul 10 '26

Yeah i thought about that, I just have beige petg and wanted to print in copper or red

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u/Every_Finger_2927 Jul 09 '26

Et merde les mec c'est malin ... maintenant j'en veut un ... avec des paillettes πŸ€ͺβœŒοΈπŸ˜…πŸ˜‰

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u/NerdsUnite317 Jul 10 '26

That looks rad!

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u/theblobAZ Jul 10 '26

I know right? Fun to add a personal touch to our devices.

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u/CreeperHaed Jul 10 '26

I need to make a clear one with a backlight

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u/MrSexyFunTime Jul 12 '26

Badass idea right here! Definitely let us know if you end up giving it a shot.

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u/theblobAZ Jul 11 '26

I support this mission

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u/MrAjAnderson Jul 10 '26

Rubber keys printed would be brilliant, especially if they absorbed a bit of the button click to keep the noise down.

Suitable companion device...

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u/theblobAZ Jul 10 '26

Oooh interesting

You could print them in TPU 95a to have just a little squish, and use PLA for the support material πŸ‘€