SiCK-60 (Modified)
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A modified version of SiCK-60 keyboard.
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This is a slightly modified version of the SiCK-60 (super inexpensive cheap keyboard 60%)
- Joined both sides into a single part (fits on a 300mm square bed)
- Re-modeled everything so I can provide a .STEP file (easier to modify)
- Adjusted the key placements for my desired layout
- All stabilizers removed (2 switches for spacebar)
I've also included a .STEP of the SiCK-PAD, which is the numpad that goes along with this keyboard. It's not as polished as the main keyboard but easy to modify.
Powered by an Arduino Pro Micro clone and wired with 3D printed hotswap sockets found here: https://github.com/stingray127/handwirehotswap
The sockets work pretty well once you get the hang of assembling them. However, you should expect some issues when doing the first tests. I had about 10% not work initially, but all of them worked after some fiddling. No issues after 4 months of daily use.
The layout was designed here: http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/
The plate .DXF was created here: http://builder.swillkb.com/
Flashed with QMK
As of right now it only has 2 layers. The standard layer and the function layer:
- F1-F12 with the number keys
- Home/end/pgup/pgdn on the arrow keys
- Media controls on the <>?~ keys (triangle is play/pause)