Skull Keycaps

The "Skull" keycap is a bold and edgy design that is sure to add a touch of personality to any keyboard. This 3D printed keycap model features intricate details and a sleek design that captures the essence of the classic skull symbol.

Check out the latest video on my channel featuring this 3D printed skull keycap, the ultimate upgrade for your keyboard! The file used in the video is keycap_skull_v6.stl

Although my print of the keycap skull may appear lackluster due to my budget printer (90€) and cheap filament (10€/Kg), by slowing down the speed and using a Prusa printer, you are likely to achieve much better results.

It is available in many different versions, so you can find the perfect fit.

New RGB version (keycap_skull_v7_RGB):

Additionally, the keycap skull design is also available in a low poly option for those who prefer a more minimalistic look.

To achieve the best results with your print, it is recommended to use a nozzle size of 0.4mm or smaller and set the layer height to the lowest possible, at 0.1mm or lower. For the highest level of detail, resin printing is the recommended method. Additionally, due to the complex nature of the design, it is important to use supports during the printing process.

Consider showing your support by liking, downloading, and sharing this unique keycap design.

A special thanks to:

• Thank you to rsheldiii the designer of the parametric keycap model.
• Thank you to Fragaile the designer of the Flat keycap (Cherry MX).
• Thank you to Bugman_140 the designer of the SKULL - SCAR.
• Thank you to slavikk the designer of the Low Poly Skull.
• Thank you to Peter from Belgium the designer of the Human skull, anatomically correct.
• Thank you to LegendaryWolf43 the designer of the Outemu / Cherry MX.

Without these talented creators, this remix would not have been possible. Shoutout to these awesome creators for their contribution to the 3D printing community!

Some models are fanart and are shared as artistic tributes, you may not sell, share, or profit from them. For original designs, a commercial license is required to sell physical prints (available on Maker World or Patreon).