HodgePodge handwired keyboard with hotswap
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Some variations of my Hodgepodge keyboard, made with columnar stagger and splay to fit my hands.
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I had some parts lying around at home and wanted to try to design a handwired keyboard from scratch.
As I only had devcards and no pro micros etc lying around, I designed the keyboard around that, and tried to make it look real hodgepodgy.
Particullary pleased with the switchplate you can move between cases if you want, and print with minimal supports. Will use this method again to prototype new keyboards.
Also different bottomplates depending on if you want to go split or unibody with the middlepart.
Two different variants of the centerpart as well, a smaller one and a big one.
Repo with firmware, and step files etc: https://github.com/kimf/hodgepodge-keyboard
Also added are two variants that I only printed test-parts of but never used as I thought they became to bulky - just mirror the left files if you want to print it.
The unibody variants is designed around this helmet for the NRF5340-DK I had printed earlier, but in the end I swapped that to a nrf52840 and are using it without a helmet for now.