Issue 86 / Week 28 / 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 of Issue 86
Working on my first video, meetup database update, new honorary copyeditor, giveaway, etc.
Projects
KLOR
A split keyboard with 36-42 keys, RP2040 support, haptic feedback, etc.: KLOR by u/_GEIST_.
0xC.pad & 0x33.board
Two exciting projects from s-ol, both with HEX keycaps: the 0xC.pad and 0x33 MIDI controller.
Mercury
Jamie Ding published the files of his Mercury, a wireless split keyboard with classic staggering.
KLOTZ
The second keyboard design by u/_GEIST_: KLOTZ – a 34-key wireless low-pro split.
Low profile Dactyl
u/IncBLB has built a low profile Dactyl designed by u/omurovex.
Ferricy
The Ferris Sweep got an industrial makeover: ferricy by u/Icyphox.
BOB single-key "keyboard"
An open-source single-key USB keyboard by u/dr2mod called Big Orange Button.
Tips & Tricks
HEX keycaps
HEX keycaps have a low-pro hexagonal profile – designed and manufactured by s-ol and FKcaps for Choc switches.
Cirque trackpad news
Cirque trackpad in action, build log, and 3D-printable holders – shared by leo_beekeeb and milkycowdan.
Corne case
A new chunky high-pro Corne case design shared by u/chewiedies.
Lily58 case
A fully enclosed Lily58 case. STLs published by u/hainguyenac.
Low-pro encoder knob
_GEIST_ published his KLOTZ knob for low-profile rotary encoders.
Ergogen PCB testing
u/Alescito shared his workflow of testing Ergogen layouts by 3D printing them.
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