Umo case
Umō by Ergorius is a top-mount 3D-printable case for the 40% Yasui PCB.
KBD.newsPublished May 30, 2022
羽毛 (Umō) is a top-mount 3D-printable case designed by Erkki Halinen aka Ergorius for the 4x10 ortho Yasui PCB by Rainkeebs.
The name Umō comes from Japanese and means a "Quill" – A feather that is dipped in ink and used to write with – Ergorius
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GitHub repo: https://github.com/pohjolaworks/umo
(Published a year ago, but just brought to my attention by Bennyyboiii's post here).
Published on Mon 30th May 2022. Featured in KBD #80 (source).
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