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Open-sourced flexible PCBs

Fmcraft published his flexible Dactyl Manuform PCBs.

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Published October 22, 2021
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The BastardKB's Dactyl Manuform Flexible PCBs go open-source:

[…] you shouldn't order that in flex. Normal PCB with .6mm thickness is more than enough. .8mm will also work but you will struggle a bit more during installation – Fmcraft.

If you want to modify the design files, the Kicad sources are included. If you just want to order the PCBs, check out the Release section which contain the gerber files.

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Published on Fri 22nd Oct 2021. Featured in KBD #49 (source).


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