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Open-source Corne travel case
Consistent-Egg's cleaned up Corne travel case design is on GitHub.
Published August 1, 2021
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The keyboard doesn't move around or press any keys underneath thanks to the little support rails on the bottom. And the hinge allows it to fold up and thrown into a backpack for transport.
It fits on top of most standard pitch keyboards, doesn't move around or press any keys underneath. And neatly folds up to be thrown into a backpack – Consistent-Egg-3419.
According to the author, there are definitely more ergonomic split keyboard setups, but this is a great compromise for laptop use and a huge upgrade from the built-in keyboard.
The case on the picture is printed with SpiderMaker Matte PLA in Iron Blue. The depicted keyboard features NuType F1 keycaps.
Published on Sun 1st Aug 2021. Featured in KBD #37 (source).
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