iris-case VS Lily58-Acrylic-Case

Did a 3d printed at home for my first Iris they can be found here https://github.com/keebio/iris-case https://imgur.com/a/hIOZwsD/

Correct, middle layer is just for looks and providing some protection to the internals. It is not necessary to build the keyboard. They can be printed pretty easily. You can find the files here

Should be something in here Github

STL for the case can be found on their website or on github

this GitHub repo has all the different cases stl files: https://github.com/keebio/iris-case/tree/master/phoenix-edition-PE

The thing I am bit confused about is on the github site it says something about resizing and states:

The Iris case files are here you can get case plates cut from a variety of materials at companies like laserboost, or ponoko. You'll want 1.4 or 1.5mm thick material for switches to click well, but if you're soldering to a PCB it doesn't matter nearly as much.

Here is what you want.

Now go print up a BoardSodie case for it or buy one of these. The worst thing about Lily is that dumb sandwich case :D

Thank you! Used Ponoko to cut a slightly modified version of BoardSodie's case https://github.com/BoardSodie/Lily58-Acrylic-Case

I used files from GitHub and had a friend cut the acrylic with their Glowforge. Here is the link to the files: https://github.com/BoardSodie/Lily58-Acrylic-Case

Printed up a Boardsodie case?

Lily58 Pro Acrylic Case https://github.com/BoardSodie/Lily58-Acrylic-Case

I use https://github.com/BoardSodie/Lily58-Acrylic-Case which definitely beefed mine up a little bit (I'm on Drop Holy Pandas and tactile feel but not THOC sound is my priority).

Followed /u/blessedsodiepop's excellent https://github.com/BoardSodie/Lily58-Acrylic-Case to print out an acrylic enclosure that's light-years better than the default Lily58 "case" that it came with. This case holds the switches in place so they no longer pop out when struck the wrong way, which is a huge QOL advantage. Feels nice and solid too.