Weird desk choice, seems unstable, but I bet such battle station as s whole does wonders for your mental health.
Nice keebler (or beebler with yellow keycaps).
Ergonomic, split and other weird keyboards
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Weird desk choice, seems unstable, but I bet such battle station as s whole does wonders for your mental health.
Nice keebler (or beebler with yellow keycaps).
these look so cool.
Nice. The world needs more hex keyboards!
Beautiful!
BTW, not sure if you're aware of my Mantis keyboard design. It was inspired by the same hexagonal key caps but has since evolved to my own 3D printed sculpted hexagonal key profile, which is a lot more comfortable for typing: https://github.com/fxkuehl/mantis
My v0.1 prototype resembled your keyboard. But your PCB is much prettier. And I haven't designed anything with an integrated controller. Kudos! I bet this is not your first PCB design.
I'm guessing your layout uses 2 keys for each pinky, 5 for each index finger and 2 for each thumb.