Severin Meyer aka sevmeyer/summific shared all the design files of the this cool DIY keyboard project: [x|Chrumm] is a mouth-watering unibody split with built-in tenting.
Chrumm is an open-hardware ergonomic keyboard, made of a 3D-printable body, a bendable PCB, and custom firmware for the Raspberry Pi Pico – sevmeyer.
Specs
64 keys (60-70)
MX, soldered
reversible, flexible PCB with break-off outer column
encoder
Raspberry Pi Pico controller
custom firmware written in C
Build stats
Printer: Prusa Mini+
Total print time: 35h
Total filament: 300g PLA
Filament for supports: 9g (3%)
Flubs and blunders: Various
Switches: 64x Kailh Fried Egg (silent linear)
Keycaps: Akko WOB Building Blocks (MDA profile)
The palm rests are part of the build. They consist of 3D printed shells, with artificial leather glued on top. The shells have a groove to neatly tuck in the leather on the side. More info on this on GitHub.
Yay, and kbd.news is credited in the repo. Thanks!