Tag: 3D (410 entries)
The handwired split Hawk by VBNC8 features latching pushbuttons and molded weights.
The Levels54, a dual-trackball wireless split keyboard sold by ergokeyboards.com, is now fully open source.
A wireless split keyboard with per-key RGB and nice!view displays: Lemonshark by lu.
Stephan Møller's Leonardo KeycapRio is a single-PCB tented unibody keyboard.
An open-source ortholinear keyboard featuring Gateron low-pro switches: Krteq by Jan Bláha.
SKZBadHabit's MMOrtho is a handwired unibody split build with a custom configurator.
A Piantor-derivative by Tom Strowger. 36-key low-pro alu split keyboard driven by wireless XIAOs.
The Hector36 is a compact wireless split keyboard by ezxzeng – with splay.
An open-source 58-key split with RJ45 sockets: Pando58 by Julian Yap.
This yet-to-be-named unibody split is a handwired board by flixo.
Vostok Labs' 20/20 is an ortho split keyboard with nice handwiring.
A 36-key split keyboard with rotary encoders and hardware debouncing: Cirrus40 by schuay.
A fancy 3D-printed 20% ergo split with trackball: Black Pearl by Christian Czepluch.
I tested Whalebone's best-selling product, the KDS-3 keyboard stand. Well-designed, elegant, affordable.
Two Sweep derivatives with splay: RAII by unspecworks – wired or wireless.
Nick Coughlin's Ground Control 40 is a 40% open-source ortho keyboard designed for rapid prototyping.
A new ergo keycap profile for columnar layouts: Bobslei by Beelb0u.
Scybin's Chitin is an open-source wireless split with a tiny trackball.
Dane Lipscombe's Koumori is a low-profile unibody split keyboard with trackpad.
An open-source, low-profile, portable, pseudo-split steno keyboard: ObiWanStenobit by ivndbt.
Yuburoll's ANSIC is a uniformly row-staggered 40-42 key split keyboard.
Nikita Shirokov's Lapka 42 is a wireless low-profile split keyboard with splay.
A purely declarative split keyboard designed via ergogen: Shoedler54 by Simon Schödler.
An RP2040-based modular macropad system by Juho T.: the Suutari20 using TRRS sockets and jacks.
Vostok Labs' Baikal is a beginner-friendly, handwired, wireless Corne build with step-by-step instructions.
