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Fix Let's Split SVG #51
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June 21, 2019 21:18
* Align top plate margins * Align standoff cutouts In the previous iteration we had both the switch cutouts and the standoff cutouts "leaning" to the left, making the print look uneven. Also, the standoff cutouts from the top didn't match the ones from the bottom. See screenshots on https://github.com/qmk/qmk.fm/issues/50
* There was a hole that didn't match the design of the PCB. That has been removed now. * The screw holes were not really centered with the actual PCB. This commit also aligns that.
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Hey @jackhumbert any chance to take a look at this PR? Quite straight forward :) |
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This PR addresses some of the issues mentioned on https://github.com/qmk/qmk.fm/issues/50
Most of the issues have been addressed. The only outstanding one is number 4 from that list, which I am happy to work on given some guidance on it.