A pocket deck you can print.
An iPhone 12 mini and a Torima M7 mini Bluetooth keyboard in a 3D-printed shell: a clamshell with a hinged lid, or a one-piece slate. Turn the models here and download the STL files.
Models
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Files
Creality K1, PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 20 % gyroid, no brim. Only the lid needs supports, under its two hinge knuckles. Assembly, hardware and print notes are in the README.
| File | What | |
|---|---|---|
| base.stl | Clamshell: keyboard tray and hinge | Floor down, no supports |
| lid.stl | Clamshell: slide-in phone bay and hinge knuckles | Back plate down, tree supports under the knuckles |
| fit_keyboard.stl fit_phone.stl | Clamshell fit tests: a slice of the keyboard pocket, the left end of the phone bay | Before the base and lid, to try the fit |
| slate.stl | Slate: phone on top, keyboard below, one piece | Back down, no supports |
| fit_slate_keyboard.stl | Slate fit test: keyboard rim with lips and hooks | Back down, before the slate |
| radius_gauge.stl | Corner radius gauge, 7–11.5 mm, for a different phone or keyboard | Flat |
| radius_gauge_case.stl radius_gauge_lid.stl | Case and sliding lid for the gauge tiles | Upright and flat, no supports |
Every measurement is a named parameter in Python scripts that build the models in FreeCAD. To fit another phone or keyboard, change the numbers and run them again: see Customizing.
Two builds
