Goshawk
Zach Taylor shared his goshawk, a 3D printed, handwired split with only one controller and battery.
KBD.newsPublished February 1, 2024
The goshawk is a handwired, 3D printed split keyboard by Zach Taylor aka taylorz(r).
It's layout generated by ErgoGen, the keyboard sports a single controller (nice!nano) and battery, connecting the halves by an IDC cable.
8 physical rows mapped to 4 logical rows makes it easier to wire – Zach.
Features
- 34 keys
- handwired
- nice!nano controller
- IDC (SWD) cable
Resources
Published on Thu 1st Feb 2024. Featured in KBD #153 (source).
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