Projects
Helvellyn is a 35-key ortholinear keyboard with a 6.25u space bar. Designed by Stewtheking.
Chad Bailey's CB70 is a row-staggered, wireless 65%-ish split keyboard.
Finnitio shared his 3D Corne, a 3D-printed split with keywell.
Penk Chen released the MX version of his unibody ergo WeirdFlexButOk with kerf bending cuts for tenting.
Keiler is a diodeless 36-key design by jonathanforking, based off of the LambBT.
The Re-gret is a 34-key remix of the Egret keyboard – both unibody splits designed by Ryan Schenk.
Jerome Olivier designed a nice unibody split: Jack32 – with splay and only one thumb key.
Dane Lipscombe shared his Harite, a split input device with 5-way switches and trackpads.
Lexicon is a 65% "writing keyboard" designed by Ewen Cluney – with a layer full of whole words.
Tien Pham's Form Zero is a gasket mounted hotswap ortholinear keyboard.
A new unibody split designed by dohn-joh: Alias – with lever keycaps.
Designed by fooker, mnhTTn is a 36-key column-staggered split keyboard using Cherry MX ULP switches.
An open-source split by Przemysław Paciorek and Damian Pryszcz: Moon60.
Cosimini designed and shared the Cambkb, a split keyboard with RJ-9 connectors and exposed diode array.
Sneftel shared the SOWGull, a split version of his original Gull keyboard.
Penk Chen's unibody ergo WeirdFlexButOk PCB has kerf bending cuts for tenting.
Ally Parker's Corneroll is another Corne variant, this time: wireless, choc, hotswap – with roller encoders.
Mod Mmm ortho PCB by Ming-Gih Lam – turn your IBM Model M into a hotswap MX ortho keyboard.
A reversible split PCB by Dmitry Belousov: Dedekind.
An all-ISO Enter board, anyone? Of course it exists: OmegaISO with 94 ISO Enter keycaps.
Alejandro Cámara published his Winsplit, a true split compatible with normal keysets.
Leveret is a wireless split keyboard by dohn-joh, featuring thumb clusters with custom lever keycaps.
Vladimir Glushkov released his remix of the Osprey – with a daughterboard instead of on-board MCU.
Protieusz keeps updating keyboard models with trackballs. His latest project is the Pimple Smile.
Peter Lyons shared his kipra, an open-source split keyboard – kinda pragmatic.
