NuPhy is opening up its design library to the community. The company has launched a new GitHub repository containing official 3D models and engineering files for its keyboard accessories, giving enthusiasts the ability to print their own or build custom parts based on NuPhy’s designs.
The new NuPhyLab repository (via TechPowerUP) currently includes 3D‑printable wrist rests for a wide range of NuPhy keyboards, covering models such as the Air HE series, Field75, Gem80, Halo series, Kick75, Node Series, Nos75 and WH80. NuPhy has also published accessory files for the Node75 and Kick75, giving users a starting point for custom builds.
For the Node75, the repository includes items like display stands, storage boxes, pen holders, a charging stand and a keycap display base. The Kick75 selection features printable dials, a magnetic cover, a phone stand, trim pieces and the switch plate. All files are provided as open-source resources, allowing users to modify or adapt them for personal projects.
NuPhy says it plans to expand the repository with additional hardware and software projects over time. The company notes that all designs are strictly for non‑commercial use, and anyone creating derivative works must credit the original files and link back to the GitHub project.
KitGuru says: Do you have a NuPhy keyboard? Are you considering using these files to make something for your setup?
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