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Hey folks! I'm looking for suggestions for a next keyboard project. I was hoping to leverage your collective expertise so I can make some good choices.

I currently daily drive a compatyl v5 and I'm working on bulding a Scylla. Both hand-wired and 3d-printed at home.

I'd like to 3D print and hand-wire a smaller board. I'd like

  • Compact build (around 40% size. Something like a Corne or a Planck)
  • Thumb-clusters
  • Split
  • At least column-staggered but possibly curved like a Dactyl-style board
  • Possibility of a full wireless build
  • Bonus for easy tenting support

The best I've found so far is the Skeletyl but I'd love to review my options

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[–] yanma 2 points 1 year ago

Shameless plug, try Flactyl it has plenty thumb cluster keys, and heavy tenting out of the box. You can also customise your angle via OpenSCAD. And I will be happy to help you build it if you need, just drop me an email (you can see it on the repo)