Projects
ArchUsr's handwired Egboard is a monoblock split keyboard powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico running Rust.
Azel's Redpoll, a low-pro unibody keyboard, is made out of plywood.
I just rediscovered the eek! by Klackygears, this unibody split with brutal 90 degree angle.
Salvatore La Bua's Saru48W+ is a handwired 13x4 ortholinear keyboard in a nice case.
The SS Centurion, a 39-key monoblock split with a trackball, is the latest keyboard by Protieusz.
Joshua Chung's Saturn is a pretty sick monoblock split PCB with chunky hotswap controllers via DB25 parallel connectors.
A tented monoblock case of Churn, a handwired split by Luke Schutt.
Markus Knutsson announced his Chameleon, a versatile ortholinear keyboard with both Preonic and Planck layouts.
Joe Scotto's ScottoKatana is a 33-key handwired keyboard with symmetric stagger.
Sporewoh's modkipz40 is a monoblock split pocket keyboard using mouse switches.
Richard Goulter's CH552-36 is a 36-key split with exposed SMT components and CH552 MCU.
The articulation70 is a successor to Myles Lee's articulation80 keyboard – with LEDs and a more personalized layout.
Jason Hazel shared the latest iteration of his Chaz, with Choc-spaced QAZ layout – and on-board STM32F702 controller.
The Pyramidka is a 3d printed, handwired, 40% keyboard shared by aroum.
Samuel Stephenson shared the files of Quill, a nice hotswap macropad with encoders.
Reid Schneyer's orthog0n is a half-numrow ortholinear keyboard.
A Dactyl Manuform with Cherry Ultra Low Profile switches: ULP Dactyl by jonbohz.
Sha is a 50-key ortholinear keyboard with LED matrix – designed by skarrmann.
An FPGA based mechanical keyboard engineered for low latency and open sourced by rekcats – Nyan Keys.
ProtieusKeeb's monoblock Sentinel, inspired by Le Chiffre, comes with an interchangeable trackball unit.
A clever PCB with two different layout options, one on each side: Qazikat by weteor.
Sporkus' Le Capybara is a capacitive sensing (aka Topre) keyboard in Le Chiffre layout.
Zireael is a low-pro wireless split, shared by Mposible – based on the Dao.
Richard Goulter shared two orthos: CH552-48 & CH552-44 – both using the cheap CH552 MCU.
VU.A is a fully wireless split with row staggering designed by EagleVee.
