Tips & Tricks
Reviung41 with a twist – Delta 3D printed case and rotary mod by Stove24.
LPX is an FDM-printer optimized Choc keycap design by levpopov.
UnexpectedMaker's TinyS3 is a development board featuring the ESP32-S3 controller, and offering both wired and wireless connection.
Phobokin_Chicken designed and printed a Flipper case for the Quefrency Rev 3.
DanTheDane designed and open-sourced a tented case for the Ferris/Sweep.
Pockit is a tiny modular PC system by Solder_Man with lots of good ideas for modular keyboards.
Looking at Ben Vallack's 16-key layout in detail.
The key micro RP offered by abitkeys is another RP2040-based controller with some extras.
Tiny 2040 is another RP2040-based development board, this time by Pimoroni.
Will Winder shared his 3D printable standoff / spacer design.
A 3D printable folding tenting feet design posted by MohnJaddenPowers.
Ataruno is working on various keycaps made of leather.
The number of break-in related posts in a single day reached my threshold of sensation.
This piece of code by anduril_tfotw generates 3D-printable STL files from a keyboard-layout-editor layout.
3D printable magnetic levitation switch with the Hall effect sensor in a Cherry MX compatible housing.
Another build with caps scavenged from a Triumph Adler Gabriele 9009, this time by orpheo_1452.
The Pantofle is a WIP machined acrylic case by ENDU97 for Sofle PCBs.
The Crokoboard system by random_bytes is a set of PCBs that lets you handwire your keyboard without soldering.
Aiming for a quiet mechanical keyboard, pavlokhmel built some cork and foam cases.
How the Glove80 ergonomic keyboard was created through data-driven philosophy, modular test rigs, parametric CAD and 500+ A/B testing experiments.
Pnohty 1.2 – an updated layout by rayduck with reasonable number arrangement.
Signynt's heavily tented case for the Keebio Levinson, dubbed Os eruditio, was inspired by the organic shapes of bones.
SharktasticA announced his IBM-family keyboard wiki with the aim of covering niche models.
How to make gradient dyed mechanical keyboard cables – tips, tricks and experiences shared by htig.
Stephen Cheng from MoErgo describes the ergonomics of his Glove80 keyboard and explains the rationale behind the design.
