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MY75

MY75 is an open-source hot-swappable 75% keyboard in a milled aluminum case. Shared by Skribbles4420.

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Published April 6, 2023
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Scribbles4420 aka Skycode22 shared the files of his My75, a hotswap 75% keyboard in a hefty milled case.

This is a project I started a couple months ago to create a regular standard keyboard and then design and create a case for it. I’m very happy with how the aluminum case came out – Skribbles4420.

Specs

  • 75% layout
  • MX, hotswap
  • Elite-C controller
  • QMK

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Published on Thu 6th Apr 2023. Featured in KBD #119 (source).


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