Projects
A 30-key Hummingbird variant: Tern by Ryan Schenk.
CustomMK's David designed ErgoStrafer, a mechanical replacement for the Merc Stealth's gaming pad.
Lexy Plateau shared her Arkenswoop, a Lord of the Rings themed revision of the Swoop – and much more!
Easonstons shared Apodiformbird, a 18-key minimalist monoblock split inspired by the Hummingbird.
Protieus(z) published his Smile36, a cute sub-40% keyboard with an encoder and Grin layout.
Moai is a small, low(ish) profile monoblock split keyboard designed by 4itor.
After teasing it earlier, Jason Hazel redesigned and published the Chaz, a cute Choc-spaced QAZ-alike.
Flow is a product line of sculpted split keyboards by Jason Allan – with the flow-MX36 being released and the flow-choc40 in development.
A retrospective post about Le Chiffre, a minimalist monoblock split designed and open sourced by tominabox1 – 3 years ago.
An open-source and easy-to-build steno keyboard for use with Plover: Peridot by Ewen Cluney.
The Osprette V3 is the third revision of Sam Mohr's 34-key unibody keyboard.
Kiencovn shared the files of his matmat35, a cute handwired keyboard with a QAZ/HHKB layout.
The UT22 is a gorgeous 22-key unibody split for the Artsey/Taipo input systems – created by Bubbleology_3DP.
Sadek Baroudi turned the Ximi into a unibody split by designing a new tented case.
Artsy Fartsy is an ergo artsey keyboard by GrO3veman.
admwscki's kicad-kbplacer is a KiCad plugin using KLE layouts to place switches and diodes.
Protieusz made Batarang, a bat-shaped unibody split keyboard with trackpad and ISO enter.
Yan T shared his Flactyl, a pretty unique wireless split with 6-key flat thumb clusters.
An ultrathin, wireless monoblock split keyboard with Kailh X switches – Bad Wings: Slim by Jason Hazel.
Meet Quokka, an open-source 36-key split keyboard designed by dlford.
TrashTruck is a keyboard based on the GarbageTruck with exploded arrows. Shared by Skribbles4420.
Tako is a 34-key EC split by ssbb_me.
Barghoot is an ortho board with integrated trackball – released by AlSaMoMo.
Carl Westman's take on the Urchin with some more keys: the Brain.
Sebastian Stump made some changes to his design and published Narfkb2 with extra pinky column.
