The quality of this video is just stellar. Also the little jokes like unprinting the buttons were just great and had me smiling the whole time

That opening shot was great. I liked the teal color on the black background.

thanks a lot you really take care of beginners who wish to have their extra keyboard best wishes to you from Hong Kong

Cheers for this! Making up a macro pad during quarantine to use when I get back to work.

like the "search highlighted word " nice build

Really nice Design bro

Deine Videos sind sehr sehr gut gefilmt und geschnitten. Danke dafür!

Really enjoyed the two videos I've watched so far - subscribed!

Beautiful work keep it up

Thanks this really helped me wrap my brain around this project.

the programming tutorial was exactly what I needed to start making my own DIY macro keyboards. Thank you soo much. I built the hardware for three different sized keyboards. But none of them have code.

Wonderful graphics for the video.. makes the content very intuitive :) !!!

Thank you for this. Just getting into programming Arduino's and this was exactly what I've been searching for.

Great implementation.

Awesome video! Thank you

You've made a very clear explanation! Thanks to Maker's muse for the inspiration and your video with the explanation, I'll now be building my own macro keyboard! You're awesome!

I'm very interested to see how this works when you use the keypad library with it. What would the code than look like?

Weiter so deine Videos sind großartig!!

Oh wow how did i miss this video by Angus? I was going to make myself a programmable numpad that i can set beside a tenkeyless keyboard to the right and to the left, and give it a nice encoder knob which could serve for volume, plus mode buttons for overlay modes, so i could switch different control modes, maybe the knob can pull double and triple duty as something else too, like second scroll wheel or video scrubbing or MIDI device. Thinking of making it wireless. I don't see much reason to use USB specific Arduino chip for HID emulation and MIDI emulation, at least in a device used personally, i tested HID emulation on Digispark ATTiny85 with V-USB and i didn't face issues. I can have computer side an ATTiny driving an nRF24L01, a single one for a bunch of input devices i might yet make, and a network of nRF24L01 devices with ATMegas or even STM8. Didn't get around to though. Of course ATTiny is only available in short bursts while USB protocol is suspended, but nRF has ample FIFOs so it's not a big deal.

Nice work, really interested in these sort of projects! I just got done assembling a custom keyboard with a 3D printed case and configuring it with the QMK firmware. I've started playing around with 3D printing my own keycaps, but I can't get the stems to behave like I want them to yet; they either aren't sturdy enough or don't fit into the space around the stem without lots of manual filing (using Kailh Box switches). I'll see if I can adapt this reduced stem design that you used for the buttons, so thanks for that idea if I get it to work!

Hi. Nice job. Can you help me out with digital caliper read and send the measuring to the PC (to CAD, or Excel cell) after pushing a button? (May be more buttons - 4 pcs.: tab, enter, /2 and just send measuring)

Would this work with a Raspberry Pi Zero W? I’m new to this and want to try this out.

Cool videography. That code looks very useful too. Why do you use delay instead of a millis flag routine and potentially multiple key press situations? I have an old USB auxiliary keyboard that doesn't work. I think I can make it work with this code. I've been meaning to figure out macros and a way to speed up editing my final transparency negatives for PCB etching in GIMP. This looks like just the info I needed. Thanks! -Jake

hello, i really enjoyed your video and this is exactly what i was looking for. I'm using the code you wrote and i ran into trouble when i write the code to the arduino micro not pro, the button works in a loop and always turns on and does not respond to the button press as if it were pressed all the time maybe have any ideas on how you can help?

gutes Video, aber eine frage kann man deine Code bearbeiten und wo finde ich diesen?

So cool

When i make mine, i’m gonna macro one of my keys to the “unprint” function

thank you

is it possible to make it wireless with bluetooth? 👀

Hello, I'm from Design Prototype Tests channel...

I am trying to add a rotary encoder instead of the push button middle top row. Any help with integrating the code into this sketch would be appreciated. Thanks for the project.

06:06 unprinted them?

What is the name of that black thingy that is used to join several cable at 5:07 ?

Super nices Video, ich schau mir die echt gerne an :)) Aber noch ne Frage.. ..Wo hast den Lötkolben her ? Der sieht super nice aus :Oo

this mans a God. This is exactly what I was looking for! Also thank you for also hating on the micro USB port hahaha, anyone who knows it knows its trash

My printer doesn't have an undo function. Should I build a new one?

What's the point of using buttons for windows shortcut keys? copy (ctrl-c), paste (shift-insert or ctrl-v) , Shift-F11 , Shift-F12, task manager (CRTL-Shift-Esc), etc. It's usefull though such a devce, but for application specific shortcuts. I built mine (thing 1043977 on thingiverse) mainly for sketchup. Learn Windows shortcuts and benefit from that on every machine, don't waste buttons on that :-)

HELPPPPPPPPPP SO this is my situation and need help, I got an Arduino Pro Micro and MX keys, I've programmed it to send (SHIFT +A-J) fire it up open note pad, and bingo works ABCDEFGHIJ / Opened OBS assign the hotkeys to my scenes, scene 1 SHIFT + A etc , test it with my computer keyboard and it works... but when I try it from my macro keypad it jumps to other scenes or nothing at all.. any help?

Nice video. I will build this too, but why didnt you directly connect the arduino (per micro USB to USB type A cable) to your pc

How did I miss this being uploaded! We talked about this like 6 months ago!!

That's called a perfboard, not a PCB. Otherwise, really cool!

Hi, great video. But where can I find the code?

@UCJhgIOJjB2xFJiwqVD3J6qQ im a beginner when coming to Arduino, but im learning, is there a way you could create the Perfboard circuit layout in Fritzing so I can understand what has to go where, because im not able to make this out on my own looking at the perfboard images and what components and wires should go where, that would be really appreciated

Hi, ich habe versucht das Keyboard nachzubauen. Ich habe das gleiche Board verwendet (Arduino Pro Micro), den gleichen Code, etc... Ich habe nur dummerweise das Problem, dass mein 10.er Pin durchgängig LOW zurückmeldet und nicht nur wenn ich den Taster drücke. Nach verschieden Tests habe ich das Gefühl, dass dieser Pin keinen PULL-UP Widerstand besitzt. Ich habe es nachdem es mit 10 nicht funktioniert hat auch noch mit 0, 1, 16, 14, 15 und A0 versucht. Überall das gleiche Problem. Das heißt meine ersten 8 Hotkeys funktionieren aber der neunte (Pin 10) nicht. Ich habe es auch mit mehreren Boards versucht, hilft auch nichts. Hat jemand eine Idee?

Who was the guy in the picture when he minimized the window? I have no clue what the joke is. Can anyone fill me in?

Definitely need a panic button on there if (digitalRead (Buttons[9] ) == LOW) { launch OpenOffice Writer (Homework.odt) //I don't know code 😞 }

hii bro can you help me to make one for me i already have all parts so plz reply me

Tom scott

Wery smort chose of usb type

Not once in this video does this guy have an original thought, "and I agree with...". Blah, Blah, Blah