Screw-In Stabilizer Plates for Bakeneko Keyboards

The Bakeneko 60 and 65 keyboards designed by kkatano have become well-known in the community and are loved by many, however some people take issue with being forced to use clip-in stabilizers. This collection of plates features cutouts above the stabilizers, as seen on Bakeneko-derived boards such as the Phantom by Maker Keyboards and Block-67 by ENG Studio, allowing the o-ring to sit above the stabilizers and eliminating the issue of interference.

Layout and Keyboard Support

The Bakeneko 60 V3 plate supports all layouts supported by the Bakeneko 60 V3 PCB. It can be used in the Bakeneko 60 V3, Cannon Keys Bakeneko 60, Ciel¹, and Unikorn¹.

The Bakeneko 65 V3 plate supports all layouts supported by the Bakeneko 65 V3 PCB. It can be used in the Bakeneko 65 V3, Cannon Keys Bakeneko 65, Block-67, Phantom, and Portal¹.

Either plate should also work with any keyboard derived from the Bakeneko design.

Included Files

Each plate includes:

• DXF file for laser cutting
• STEP file for machining
• Gerber ZIP for FR4

Images

Images are of FR4 plates

Footnotes

1. Compatibility with these boards is not confirmed, but they are based on the Bakeneko design (except the Unikorn, on which the Bakeneko is based) and so in theory are compatible. ↩ ↩² ↩³