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Dust keyboard

Jason Hazel's dust is an ultrathin sweep-alike split keyboard.

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Published December 6, 2022
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After his ortholinear Crepe, Jason Hazel aka quirk published his dust, an ultrathin Sweep derivative with Kailh X switches.

To further justify my purchase of X Switches, I decided to make the thinnest sweep-alike I could – quirk.

Specs

  • 7mm tall
  • reversible PCB
  • Surface mounted XIAO controllers with jumperless install

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Published on Tue 6th Dec 2022. Featured in KBD #106 (source).

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