Custom 3D Printed Keyboards

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials does JLC3DP offer for 3D printing keyboards?
JLC3DP offers a variety of materials suitable for keyboard printing, including Nylon and Resin. You can choose the right material based on your design requirements and usage scenarios.
Can I 3D print both the keyboard case and keycaps?
Absolutely! We support 3D printing for both keyboard cases and custom keycaps. If you're designing your own keycap set, make sure the stem and dimensions are compatible with your switches.
How accurate is the 3D printing? Will it fit my PCB and switches?
Our industrial-grade printers deliver high dimensional accuracy. As long as your model follows standard specifications, it will be compatible with MX switches and hot-swappable PCBs.
Are there any discounts for keyboard printing?
Yes! We offer exclusive coupons for keyboard printing, valid on all nylon materials. You can claim them from Coupon Center. Additionally, if you upload your keyboard design to our model platform and it gets featured, you'll receive a $20 coupon automatically.
How long will it take to receive my 3D printed parts?
Most keyboard parts are produced and shipped within 3–5 business days. Shipping time depends on your location, and we offer global delivery with tracking.

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Robert Feranec's Custom Keyboard with JLC3DP

To improve the efficiency of working with DaVinci Resolve, hardware designer Robert Feranec built a completely custom editing keyboard from scratch. He used EasyEDA to design a hot-swappable PCB based on the RP2040 microcontroller that supports more than 50 switches. For the final product, Robert turned to JLC3DP's industrial-grade SLA 3D printing service to produce both the keyboard shell and custom-designed keycaps. The result was a durable structure with a smooth surface, high dimensional accuracy—far beyond what his original FDM prototype could achieve. The finished keyboard features RGB lighting, rotary encoders, and fully customizable macros powered by open-source QMK firmware, offering real-time configurability via the VIA app. The result is a professional-grade keyboard tailored to his workflow, combining functionality and customization.

Custom Builds from the Community

Every custom keyboard tells a story-of personal workflow, design obsession, or

the joy of building something truly yours. These keyboards, created by makers

around the world, began as ideas and sketches, and were brought to life through

JLC3DP's 3D printing services.

JLC3DP makes that process easier-turning CAD files into precise, ready-to-

assemble parts that look and feel as good as they function. No molds, just

imagination, design, and a reliable way to bring them together.

These builds aren't just keyboards. They're personal tools, creative outlets, and

subtle statements of individuality from people who like to make things their own.

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Say goodbye to limitations. With 3D printing, you can bring your dream keyboard design to life—whether it's a unique layout, or an ergonomic shell. Skip the mass-market molds and start building something truly yours.

Why Choose JLC3DP

One-Stop Manufacturing
JLC3DP works seamlessly with JLCPCB, giving you a complete solution for building custom keyboards—from PCB design to 3D-printed shells and keycaps. With everything under one roof, you save time, reduce errors, and ensure every part fits together perfectly.
Precision Meets Flexibility
Get smooth, accurate prints with tight tolerances that fit MX switches and hot-swap PCBs. Choose from multiple high-quality materials like resin, nylon, plastic, and metal to match your design needs—whether you're building something ergonomic, compact, or completely experimental.
Fast, Low-Volume Friendly
We support fast production with global shipping, helping you bring your project to life without delay. With no minimum order, you’re free to test, iterate, or print just one unit—perfect for prototypes, one-offs, or small-batch custom builds.