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Anywhy Flake

The Anywhy Flake by Max is a 46-key ergo split with a minimalist, no-frills design.

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Published December 6, 2024
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Max aka axseem posted his Anywhy Flake, a 46-key ergo split with a clean and simple design without any gimmicks. In addition, it's relatively low profile thanks to the mid-mount controller.

I've come up with a PCB design that allows to make a very thin keyboard using regular Pro Micro compatible controllers. It's essentially a mid-mount placing, but for a controller – axseem.

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The Anywhy Flake has USB-C for wired connection between the halves, supports MX and Choc V1/V2 switches, and there's also an S variant (without the outer columns) with 40 keys instead of the default 46.

Specs

  • 40/46 keys (5 or 6 columns)
  • MX and Choc support
  • hotswap
  • Pro Micro footprint
  • wireless support

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Published on Fri 6th Dec 2024. Featured in KBD #181 (source).

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