Machining custom keycaps for that stunning silver/black color
Texte:
I love the portability of the normal size Magic Keyboard, but I also love the silver/black color.[br]
Apple broke my hope, that they would ever sell a silver/black normal size, when they introduced the silver/black color for the Magic Keyboard, but only for the one with the numpad.[br]
Companies like colorware offer painting your devices but they also paint the aluminium.[br]
So in my desperation I thought of turning my boring silver Magic Keyboard (3 without Touch ID) into a stunning one of a kind silver/black one.
I have a 3D printer and a CNC.[br]
Is it possible to make my own keycaps?
How could I get CAD data for the keycaps and testfit them, preferably without tearing my Magic Keyboard apart?
I know it is an odd question but maybe somebody knows.
Machining custom keycaps for that stunning silver/black color
Texte:
I love the portability of the normal size Magic Keyboard, but I also love the silver/black color.[br]
Apple broke my hope, that they would ever sell a silver/black normal size, when they introduced the silver/black color for the Magic Keyboard, but only for the one with the numpad.[br]
Companies like colorware offer painting your devices but they also paint the aluminium.[br]
So in my desperation I thought of turning my boring silver Magic Keyboard (3 without Touch ID) into a stunning one of a kind silver/black one.
I have a 3D printer and a CNC.[br]
Is it possible to make my own keycaps?
How could I get CAD data for the keycaps and testfit them, preferably without tearing my Magic Keyboard apart?
I know it is an odd question but maybe somebody knows.