Quite a while ago, Wendell Sander sent me an example of his Apple 1/Apple ][ compatible keyboard design. Over the past couple of years, I’ve used it with my SCELBI as it can also be connected to a SCELBI keyboard interface. I didn’t have an enclosure, but had it mounted on a couple of blocks of wood.

For a long time, I’ve envisioned building a proper enclosure for it. Well, I finally got around to doing just that. I recycled some red oak that I had cut to a bit less than 3/8″ thick and had used for a while in another project that is now not needed.

I think it looks quite nice. There is no rear cover, but I suppose I could add a sheet metal cover , if I decided I really needed one.

For those that are interested in making their own Apple II compatible keyboard enclosure, the following drawing can be used to cut out the faceplate.