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A keyboard, with the layers pulled apart. KEYLAB 60 is an interactive 3D viewer made with Hy4 in WorkBuddy. Rotate the model, press a key, or open the component inspector to look through the keycaps, switches, plate, PCB, and case. Then try Explode view: the parts separate into a...

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