EC version of the Xiao40 board.

NOTE: TO BE PROTOTYPED

CNC-machined aluminum version of Wete. Uses mostly the original PCB but with a breakable USB connector to use a daughterboard.

Original case design is by RDG.

Also has an EC PCB but can't figure it out yet due to firmware issues. Check out the (scuffed) build streams here: Part 1, Part 2

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In a collaboration with ronworks, this is a 65% ergonomic keyboard with split PCB and split plates inspired by the ai03 Meridian, the Noxary Valhalla, and the SINGAKBD Unikorn.

Open sourced on GitHub.

Wireless multilayout 60% PCB powered by ZMK firmware.

Wireless multilayout 65% PCB with breakable USB powered by ZMK firmware.

Open sourced on GitHub.

The Herringbone is also available, but the Herringbone Pro is superior.

9-key macropad with knob.

Based on the Millennium Puzzle from Yu-Gi-Oh!

The generic 60% multilayout PCB with lots of different variations: solder, hotswap, with flex cuts, without, split spacebar support, Molex connector, JST connector, etc.

3D printable keyboard based on the IBM Model M Space Saving Keyboard.

Uses the RMI-KB TKL-FF PCB.

CNC-machined aluminum gummyworm o-ring 60% with engraved brass weight. Available in WK/WKL/HHKB. Uses the Mona PCB with a daughterboard.

Open source on GitHub.

Based on the Squishy65. Meant to use Mona PCBs. Only 3D printed prototypes were made.

Stacked acrylic o-ring gasket mount 65% keyboard.

CNC-machined polycarbonate version of the Squishy65. Replaced the USB connector with a daughterboard. Only three prototypes were made.

Stacked acrylic keyboard. 60% section is separate and gasket-mounted. Nav section is sandwich mounted. Sections are connected by flat flex cable. 

Uses an experimental chonky stacked acrylic bottom.

Stacked acrylic keyboard. 60% section is separate and gasket-mounted. Nav section is sandwich mounted. Sections are connected by flat flex cable. Horizontal knob option is available via a daughterboard.

Used an experimental chonky stacked acrylic bottom, but switched to a 3D printed bottom.

The generic TKL multilayout PCB with lots of different variations: ANSI/ISO/JIS, USB C/mini USB, Molex/JST, F12/F13, and others.

Stacked acrylic 75% with southpaw numpad. My first GB. Has lots of layout options like southpaw/regular/macro numpad section, ANSI/ISO, JIS bottom row, and more. Has support for per-key single-color LED.

3D printable 40% keyboard using the Seeeduino Xiao nRF52840. The Xiao is mounted on a daughterboard for future board designs. Available in WK/WKL/HHKB. Uses ZMK firmware.