Ferricy
The Ferris Sweep got an industrial makeover: ferricy by u/Icyphox.
KBD.newsPublished July 10, 2022
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Ferricy by Icyphox is a 34-key split keyboard based on the Sweep Bling MX.
Ferricy is a slightly modified version of the Ferris Sweep Bling MX, sporting a more industrial look with sharper edges – Icyphox.
Features
- MX only.
- Tenting puck support has been removed.
- Squared-off edges (plates modified accordingly).
- Larger holes in the PCB for M2 standoffs to pass through.
- "The stupid Rust crab is gone."
GitHub repo: https://github.com/icyphox/ferricy
(Yep, and those funny lasercut creatures in the photo are vambits.)
Published on Sun 10th Jul 2022. Featured in KBD #86 (source).
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