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chti116 custom azerty keyboard

This is a very custom keyboard with 116 keys on a TKL form factor. Layout is unique so are keycaps, painted and done with decals

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This is a very custom keyboard with 116 keys on a TKL form factor. Layout is unique so are keycaps, painted and done with decals.

- It's a 3D printed chassis with handwired switches.
- Switches are Kailh Choc V1 for the most part and tactile micro-switches for the lowest row (macro keys)
- Controller is a Raspberry Pi Pico
- Software is KMK (circuit python)
- Keycaps are based on a basic set, spray painted and add decals printed with inkjet

main3.0.py

Source file of the firmware (requires KMK)

py - 31.34 kB - 08/04/2023 at 13:11

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e64 wrote 07/12/2024 at 15:34 • point

115? this is very similar this https://klawiatura.wordpress.com/

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aaaaaa wrote 08/04/2023 at 17:41 • point

I prefer planck/chocolate layout with 2 rotor

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Patrick Lepoutre wrote 08/04/2023 at 12:40 • point

feel free to comment on my youtube video, I'll respond

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