Tag: case (189 entries)
MickiusMousius made the design of the Rolio available – a 46-key split with horizontal encoder.
Daniel Haarhoff shared his neuro36, a small 36-key split travel keyboard.
FranDes made a handwired custom split: the wireless Frandestein.
Radliński Ignacy designed a Dactyl-like ergo split in Fusion360 – the Basilisk.
Kotte's Batoid is a handwired monoblock split in a cute case. Small footprint, big personality.
Shared by Jurica Bacurin, the juriform36 is a 36-key wireless split keyboard with keywell.
Another 3-row project by weteor: Grumpy is a cute 28-key angled unibody keyboard with column stagger.
The cos(y) Kong by weteor is a 30 or 36 key 3-row keyboard with column stagger.
The Fanta-Manta by Protieusz is a resurrection of the closed source Manta by rainkeebs.
Joe Scotto released ScottoLoooooooooong, a new 10u version of his original handwired ScottoLong with a 7u spacebar.
The LambBT is a minimal, wireless, 34-key split travel companion by John Lamb.
Krisenplan shared QAZooie, a clever case for the QAZ, turning it into a modular cyberdeck.
Sadek Baroudi turned the Ximi into a unibody split by designing a new tented case.
TrashTruck is a keyboard based on the GarbageTruck with exploded arrows. Shared by Skribbles4420.
Chunky2040 Rev2 by tenstaana with lots of features.
Leifflat's Churri is a handwired split keyboard.
Ximi V1 is here after last year's slightly different prototype. Sadek Baroudi put a lot of features in this 36/42 split keyboard.
A 3D-printed numpad case by keynoted, matching his daily driver Phase One 65.
A case for the Totem with trackpad – shared by wing_kong_exch.
MY75 is an open-source hot-swappable 75% keyboard in a milled aluminum case. Shared by Skribbles4420.
A case with pen holder for the QAZ keyboard: inQAZtro by errr000r.
A 3D printed Dolch Planck keyboard by sohke with PCB and STLs: Dolothy.
DaoShield by Mposiblee – an aluminum case for the Dao keyboard.
TheStuChef's 58-key low-pro ChonkV is based on the chocV but features, among other things, a number row.
Urchin is a wireless-only Swoop-derivative open-sourced by duckyb.
