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Jingis 38
Jhootdev shared the Jingis 38, an open-source monoblock keyboard with some pinky splay.
Published July 30, 2024
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The Jingis 38, designed by Jeff Hooton aka Jhootdev, is a 38-key unibody split derived from the Corne.
Designed and built my first non-hand-wired keyboard. Took everything I liked about the corne, removed the keys I didn't use on the corne, and unified everything into one board – Jeff.
Specs
- 38 keys (6x3-ish with 2 thumb keys)
- MX, hotswap
- Pro Micro ATMega32U4
- SMD diodes (but also THT footprint)
- 3D printed case
- Vial compatible
Resources
- Jingis 38 repo on github
- Jingis 38 case files on makerworld
Published on Tue 30th Jul 2024. Featured in KBD #171 (source).
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