Glove80 is a great keyboard, and it has a great thumb cluster compared to other keyboards I tried and saw, but at least for me, the far bottom thumb key is difficult to reach in both sides.

So I designed an adapter that repositions that keycap - raise it a bit and also move and tilt it to a more comfortable position, the closest I could get it to without conflicting with other keys.

This repositioning made yet another thumb key really reachable enough to be used in continuous typing.

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Update (June-11-2024): I uploaded a parametric model that allows you to design any such repositioning adapters with any rise/tilt/shift/rotation you'd like, including also mirroring and much more. It is available here at https://makerworld.com/en/models/490932.

So for examle, the parameters to use to generate an adapter similar to the one on this model are:

• Rise: 4.0
• Tilt_Forward: -10.0
• Tilt_Right: 5.0
• Shift_Right: 2.8
• Shift_Forward: -1.0
• Rotate_Clockwise: 16.0

It also allows you to modify the stem and stem slots sizes in case you have fit issues due to differences with your switches/keycaps/printer/material.

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There are two versions:

1. Raised version
2. Low Profile version - or at least the lowest possible

I suggest you experiment with both and decide for yourself which one you find more comfortable comfortable.

To use:

1. Remove the keycap from the keyboard - please take the proper precautions as explained in Glove80 user guide regarding keycap removal so you don't accidentally pull out also the switch
2. Place the keycap on the printed adapter - make sure you chose the correct one for the side you adjust as each side requires a different adapter, note the orientation when you place the keycap, and then place the keycap with the adapter back into the switch

Look at the photos I provided to see how it should look like at the end as it may be confusing, and t.

Enjoy