Projects
No Faff is an open-hardware 24-key macropad with cool backplate art – designed by Kfir.
An open-source single-key USB keyboard by dr2mod called Big Orange Button.
The Ferris Sweep got an industrial makeover: ferricy by Icyphox.
IncBLB has built a low profile Dactyl designed by omurovex.
The second keyboard design by _GEIST_: KLOTZ – a 34-key wireless low-pro split.
Two exciting projects from s-ol, both with HEX keycaps: the 0xC.pad and 0x33 MIDI controller.
A split keyboard with 36-42 keys, RP2040 support, haptic feedback, etc.: KLOR by _GEIST_.
Jamie Ding published the files of his Mercury, a wireless split keyboard with classic staggering.
SimonAchton designed, printed and shared a beautiful Apple M0110 case replica for 60% keyboard PCBs.
Weteor's 34-key Tipper-TF is a split unibody BLE keyboard with splay and e-ink display.
The SatPad (formerly: Cupcake) is an open-source 30% ortholinear keyboard/macropad designed by quirk.
The Ghoul by tzarc is a Planck-like ortho but also a development board for QMK.
A pretty unconventional handwired wireless noname 30% perpetrated by frozeninfate.
Pete Johanson published his Zaphod Lite, a hand solderable version of the original Zaphod – a feature-rich low-pro wireless monoblock split.
OpenEx is an open-source QMK-powered trackball by Skribbles4420 – inspired by the Kensington Expert.
Max published a video on designing and building his 26-key minimalistic split, the LHM keyboard.
The LMN-3 is an open-source DAW-in-a-box by Fundamental Frequency.
A successor to the elephant42, 🦣 by @illness072 is on a whole new level in many ways.
Cedutus created Kebu, a new Blackpill ortholinear PCB with multiple layout alternatives including 4 or 5 row options.
A Dactyl-inspired sub-40% split keyboard: Dactyl Cygnus by scytile.
A little bit of Dactyl, a little bit of Corne, and a *lot* of trackpad space: a unibody split prototype by levpopov.
StickersDrgn designed and shared a custom ortholinear-ish PCB to fit a Bakeneko65 case.
A custom 3D-printed unibody split keyboard by justsunone – with video tour.
The "IBM Model Pi" by rengarett is simply a Model M converted via a Pi Pico and KMK.
A wireless-only cross between the Sweep and the Corne: Swept Corne by Additional-Stock3711.
