Shortcut Keycaps (Modeling Icons)

This is a mechanical keyboard keycap, featuring an aesthetic and practical XDA profile, with icons from some SW modeling software, for quick operations when installed on a numeric keypad.

Features:

• Tested tolerances ensure compatibility with mainstream mechanical switches, providing smooth installation without jamming.
• Thick and durable feel, using aesthetic and practical XDA profile keycaps, perfectly suited for numeric keypads.
• Weighing 1.4g per piece, easy to print in large quantities.
• Two print profiles are available for both 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2mm nozzle printing.
• The source file is a blank STEP file, allowing for custom icons or direct text addition in Bambu Studio.
• For fine text or patterns, a 0.2mm nozzle is recommended for clearer details.
• PLA is recommended for material to achieve a finer texture and fit.
• If the fit is too loose due to filament issues, simply use pliers to gently crimp the mounting hole.

Such numeric keypads support key mapping for combination keys, meaning: a key can be set to combinations like Alt+, Shift+, etc., setting infrequently used key combinations, and then configuring this shortcut in modeling software to achieve one-key commands. Beyond that, they can be used with all software that supports shortcuts, such as drawing software, video editing software, and music software. I customized several laser-printed keycaps on a shopping website; the unit price was not expensive (5 RMB/piece), but excessive demand led to a very high total price (exceeding the cost of the numeric keypad). Although laser engraving was available, physical buttons still needed to be purchased. Therefore, I found printing them to be an excellent choice. In the future, if I have other needs, I can also use 3D printing for customization, with only negligible filament costs. If you have other icon requirements, please leave a comment, or if you customize your own set of icons, you can also share them to help more people.