Jampad Submission

.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

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-Ready to make a PR? Great! Make sure your directory structure looks like this:
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+slack @jamdotjar
 ├── CAD \
-│   ├── case.stl \
-│   └── plate.dxf \
+│   ├── Jampad-bottom.stl \ 
+│ ├──Jampad-top.stl \ 
+│   └── Jampad-plate.dxf \
 ├── firmware \
-│   └── rp2040.bin \
+│   └── rp2040.bin \ (mine is .uf2)
 └── PCB \
  ├── macropad.pro \
  └── macropad.sch 
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-(The file names do not matter, just the folders)

hackpads/jampad/README.MD

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+# JamPad
+The Jampad is my attempt at making a **decent** macropad.
+It includes 7 keys for various macros ( *calculator hotkey anyone?* ) as well as one rotary encoder for media control. 
+It's main body is made of two 3-d printed outer shells, held together by m3 screws and heat set inserts with an acrylic plate sandwiched between. This also means the plate can be swapped out relatively painlessly. 
+for firmware, It currently has two QMK layers, with a mix of keys I dont have easy acess to on my main keyboard, and keycodes I thought were funny. The 128x32 OLED displays *very important and relevant* information, on loop. 
+Overall, I enjoyed this project a fair bit, as it helped introduce me to pcb design something I had never done before. the case design was relatively painless, and designing around the specifics of the PCB was a fun challenge. The most frustrating part was the firmware, but I found that after a good while reading through the QMK and XAIO docs, I got the basics down. I'm really exited to try and experiment and push this board, if I get it. And i've been having a blast helping my friends now that they've started their own. 
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+9/10 project. Would do again.
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+# Bill of materials
+Slack: @jamdotjar
+- 7x Cherry MX-style keyswitches.
+- 4x M3x12mm screws
+- 4x M3 X D4.6 X L3.6
+- 8x 1N4148 Diodes (through hole)
+- 1x EC11 Rotary encoder
+- 1x 0.91 inch SSD1306 OLED
+- 14x Mill-Max 3305s or 0305s.
+If possible I would like for the case to be printed in blue (*I also heard a potential of frosted acrylic which I would love for the plate if possible*)