Projects
This Motorola MDT9100, converted by Trammell Hudson, comes with an informative blog post.
A 44 key unsplit keyboard by ak66666, combining the Crocodox halves into one.
Sweep is a family of Ferris-derivatives featuring daughterboards instead of onboard controllers.
An open-source Atreus choc board by LevitatingPineapple with Nice!Nano controller.
A row less traveled with Anodynousaur's heavily modified GiGi derivative.
The Lunakey project includes two open-source split keyboards and a macropad published by Yoichiro Tanaka.
The 3w6 by weteor is a low-profile split keyboard with 36 keys.
A nice open-source 3D printed macropad by _vastrox_ with PCB and case files.
An ultra low profile 34-key build by sproutless with RP2040 and Rust firmware.
A split keyboard by @orihikarna with some interesting details.
An OLKB terminal by jeffeb3 featuring a Void30.
This is what was left after jamesmnw kept cutting things away.
The RART45 is a unibody angled split by Alabahuy with Atmel328p and exposed through-hole components.
The open-source TDPHSK by ianliu88 is 3D printed and hotswappable.
Thomas Combe writes about his keyboard built for a 8-bit computer. Without a microcontroller.
A 3D printed keyboard by JaminMechKeys with metal rods, giant bolts and rice. RICE!
A 3D printed custom keyboard with wood filament and cast concrete by fejy.
An Atari 130XE turned into a mechanical keyboard by ScreamingAtTheRadio.
Finishing steps of this gorgeous Dactyl Manuform Tight build explained by urban_nurd.
The Gadgetina is a MIDI controller by mpark with Wicki-Hayden layout.
The Manibus is a split ergo aluminum keyboard by DrFish96 featuring magnetic wrist rests.
An ergo monoblock angled keyboard with some unique features by cdc_mkb.
Superkelp's first attempt at a PCB & case design – an open-source macropad.
The Choctopus44 by Routa Keebs is practically a low-pro Reviung with thumb arcs.
W60 is an open-source, 3D-printed, handwired, hotswap keyboard by wlard.
