6 month ago, I was fed up with memorizing shortcuts, so I went to look for a nice DIY macropad. Although there are quite a few designs, none were exactly what I wanted. Then I saw the Printed Pad. But it wasn't perfect for me. I learned 3D modeling, how to wire and how to program QMK firmware and vial support. This is the result of my work! I really hope you make one for yourself - it only cost around 5$ in materials. Happy Printing!

Half a year ago, I wanted to use some unique shortcuts for my coding work. Then, I looked for macropads on Makerworld, but there was nothing that I really liked. After that, I found the Printedpad. The design was great, and the dedicated layer button captured my heart, but there was some things that had to change. I then studied 3D modeling, hand-wiring keyboards and how to program QMK firmware, resulting in the Nice!Pad.