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MMOrtho

SKZBadHabit's MMOrtho is a handwired unibody split build with a custom configurator.

KBD.news
Published April 16, 2026

After the MM60 Ergo, SKZBadHabit is back with a handwired ortho project. The MMOrtho is a monoblock angled ortholinear keyboard, coming with its own web ecosystem.

The goal was to create a keyboard that isn't just hardware, but a complete, easy-to-use ecosystem. It’s built around the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W and CircuitPython, making it incredibly simple to build and customize – SKZBadHabit.

Web configurator to remap keys, edit macros, or change settings – no firmware flashing needed after the initial setup:

Features

• 62 keys (6x5+1), unibody angled split, handwired
• MX switches, hotswap
• Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W controller
• OLED display
• Live dashboard: 4 tabs for status, system stats, network info, and live weather (via WiFi).
• Syncs with Home Assistant and uses NTP for a rock-solid clock on your desk.
• 3D-printed case

Resources

• https://github.com/SKZBadHabit/MMOrtho

Published on Thu 16th Apr 2026. Featured in KBD #210 (source).

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