Tips & Tricks
Riskable published his magnetic switches' OpenSCAD and KiCAD footprint files.
Ben Vallack's video demonstrates a workflow of making your custom PCB with Ergopad, Ergogen and KiCAD.
The main stages and impressions of Tanukishouten switching to Colemak during the holidays.
Open-source thumb paddles by Troy Fletcher – for activating switches with less thumb motion.
Open-source full body sandwich cases for the Corne and Lily58 by atlantesque.
Atreis PCB by Jesus Climent.
A split keyboard by ak66666 with thumb keys raised above the rest.
The open-source SKUF is an attempt to standardize the rubber feet used for custom mechanical keyboard projects.
Continuously Variable Tenting – An 3D-printed open-source tenting solution by macroxue.
CannonKeys announces CannonCaps CXA – a spherical keycap profile with a height similar to that of Cherry.
Zeal's new clicky switch features a secondary spring leaf which can turn the switch into a tactile or linear.
An open-source 3D-printed case for the Sweep keyboard, designed by Knifa.
Results of an experiment investigating the effect of sunlight on an anodized keycap's color – committed by flehrad.
A video by keymacs about milling and casting twin-Alps mount stepped keycaps.
Fudgeybits reports a strange discoloration of his KBDfans aluminum case.
A great one-handed keyboard project by key-yack with lots of ideas and links to related resources.
Stenotypy (aka Spellbook) is a true QWERTY steno dictionary with a couple thousand entries by solomonkimrey.
As Pylon points out, your custom keyboard is probably illegal. A post on radio interference testing regulations.
A macropad by Anis-mit-I that is switchable between clicky and linear.
Doubleshots do wear out over time. Photo taken by jsheradin.
Don tries to standardize sound tests with his testing rig.
Human_Evolution shares his experiences with splatter painting a keyboard in the '80/90s style.
SharktasticA reworked his page on differences between and classifications of IBM Model M122s.
A cool OLED glitch animation by Aleks with open-source firmware and bitmap frames.
LODGE, a Japanese makerspace offers workshops where you can make your own keycaps from bottle caps.
