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Skeletyl - Ergonomic keyboard
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Compact and silent Dactyl-like keyboard for ergo lovers.
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Model information
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- Computers
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Scylla Ergonomic Keyboard
A modern low-profile ergonomic split keyboard, with a number row and a feature-full thumb cluster.
Print instructions
Recommended settings:
- PLA - prusament and fillamentum work well
- 0.15mm layer height
- Parts oriented towards the bottom
- Supports on - either grid or tree
Overall I used the default 0.15mm Quality profile on my MK3s and it printed fine, so you can start from there.
You will need the following parts:
- Case (one regular, one mirror)
- Plate (one regular, one mirror)
- Optional: tent (one regular, one mirror)
Required hardware
- Assembly instructions: https://docs.bastardkb.com/
- Required components: https://github.com/bastardkb/skeletyl?tab=readme-ov-file#electronic-components
For wiring the keyboard, you have a few different options:
- Handwire everything - using cables
- Source the flexible PCBs - from eg. JLCPCB. The Gerber files are in the release section of the respective github repositories
For controllers, we recommend using a splinktegrated or splinky. You may also use a different controller, the list of compatible ones is here: https://docs.bastardkb.com/hw/rp2040-community.html
Links
- github page: https://github.com/bastardkb/skeletyl
- website: https://bastardkb.com
- discord: https://bastardkb.com/discord
- docs: https://docs.bastardkb.com/