Sebastian Stumpf shared the files of his Abomination, a classy split keyboard with trackpad and some splay.
KBD.news Published October 14, 2023
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After teasing it a few days ago, Sebastian Stumpf (aka ADreamOfStorms) published the design files of his Abomination, a split keyboard with a Cirque trackpad, encoder, some tactile buttons and splay.
When I came up with the idea of this I thought it would be really hideous because of the lack of symmetry and so I dubbed the project "abomination", but now I'm actually really happy with how this turned out – Sebastian.
Specs
36 keys (3x5+3 layout with heavy stagger and some mild splay)
MX, hotswap
Cirque 40mm trackpad
Four 6mm tactile buttons and ec12 encoder on the left
Powered by two keeb.supply 0xCB Helios controllers (Elite-C compatible)
Fully 3d printed case
Nylon and resin printed DES keycaps (on light bobagums)
There are two plate versions for the case. A thin and wobbly default version and also a 'thick' variant that sits on the PCB rock solid and the switches pop in with ease. The author recommends the thick version, although it will consume about 4 times the material compared to the thin one.
If you like this project, check out Sebastian's previous keyboards as well: Narfpad, Narfkb, Uninarf, Narfkb2.