Issue 67 / Week 9 / 2022

This is a hand-picked selection of last week's content from a keyboard enthusiast's perspective. Posts that may teach you something, make you think and contribute to the common knowledge of the DIY builder community.

There are 14 entries in this issue:

Editorial

• Behind the Scenes: Keyboards in shelled homes, refugee crisis and some of your options to help.

• u/SouthPawEngineer's Ergozero runs KMK firmware on a tiny RP2040 Zero controller. (source)
• Cool836pico – An angled monoblock Pico-based keyboard from m.ki. Optionally low-profile and open-source. (source)
• Quentin's Charybdis family is extending with the Nano – with open-source case files. (source)
• The handwired Krangle by u/mjongerh has an intimidating amount of keys. (source)
• A custom Lumberjack PCB] by u/tj_shex using an Elite-C and OLED display. (source)
• Fingerpunch Keyboards}' monoblock Rock On] in a mesmerizing case by {u/chewiedies (source)
• Diego Palacios' Cantor is a 42-key diodeless split keyboard. (source)
• Third iteration of David Kincade's Track Beast – resin edition. (source)
• Two new CircuitPython boards by u/SouthPawEngineer, called the Caduceus. (source)
• u/Geri00's gTetris is a handwired project with great photolog. (source)

• Damn Fine Keyboards is a new PDFzine by CCH Podcast's Philipp. Check it out and subscribe! (source)

• The Teletype Model 33, an electromechanical teleprinter from the '60s with actual cylinders as its keys. (source)
• u/R009k saved a vintage Fluke 1720A Programmer Keyboard from getting thrown out. (source)

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