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VoidPointer
Rafael Furlanetto Casamaximo released his wireless 65% voidPointer with exposed diodes.
Published December 24, 2025
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The voidPointer by Rafael Furlanetto Casamaximo (aka ElectronicTrash2600), inspired by the Discipline, is an open-source wireless board with nicely exposed diodes.
I made my own mechanical keyboard from the 0. I started with the Discipline open source keyboard, and eventually changed it so much that it isn't an adaptation anymore. It features a wireless microcontroller, switching from the ATMega to the nice!nano or a compatible micro – Peter.
Features
- 65% layout, 68 keys
- MX switches, soldered
- nice!nano v2 or SuperMini nRF52840 controller
- screw-in stab support
- power switch
- both ZMK firmware
Resources
Published on Wed 24th Dec 2025. Featured in KBD #204.
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