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Ergonomic Keyboard with an Integrated Mouse Sensor
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- Printables
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Translator
Ergonomic Keyboard with an Integrated Mouse Sensor
Main Github Repo With Test Firmware
Features
- 36 keys
- split
- integrated mouse sensor for each half
- Keywell
- 3 thumb cluster keys
- high(~45deg) flare/tent angle
- fully opensource
- wired
Design video
Assembly and Usage video
BOM
- 36 x mx switches
- 36 x 1n148 diodes
- 2 x 3d printed case(about 200g of fillament and 5hours per half)
- ~1m of 1.2 mm copper wire
- heat shrink tubing
- 28AWG soldering wires
- 2 x PMW3360 mouse sensor boards
- 2 x qmk compatible 3.3V mcu with at least 15 gpio pins and usbc - like RP2040 Zero
- Standard soldering equipment(guide)
Recommended Print Settings
- MAKE SURE THAT THE MODEL IS PLACED FLAT IN THE SLICER- use the auto orient tool.
- 0.2mm layer height - the lower the better for layer line visibility, but increases print time
- 0.4mm nozzle - the lower the better for layer line visibility, but increases print time
- Auto generated tree supports
- Mat pla- good for sanding and looks great as it is + plenty strong + cheap
- for better adhesion apply glue on the build plate - especially for pla