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Weaver

Weaver is an ergonomic, split, 44-Key, wired, columnar-staggered keyboard. It features a thumb cluster with a steep angle and is build declaratively via ergogen (routed manually, though).

It uses a single Waveshare RP2040 MCU and connects the halves via an RJ45-Cable (Ethernet). It uses Gateron KS-33 switches (MX-Keycaps) and supports a EC11 rotary encoder.

I made it, as I love ks-33 cowberry switches and think it is really comfortable ever so slightly stretching your thumb to reach the innermost thumb key. Tell me what you think!

Features

Switches: Gateron KS-33 with hotswap support
Autogenerated with Ergogen (4.1)
Reversible PCB
Wired only (RJ45)
EC11 rotary encoder

Part list

2x PCBs (1.6mm thickness) - as long as we don't have a case.
44x Gateron KS-33 switches
1x Waveshare RP2040 MCU
44x 1N4148W SOD123 Diodes
2x THT RJ45 Sockets
8x Bumpons
1x EC11 rotary encoder. You should use a THT version with a short stem.
1x EC11 Knob. At max a 20mm knob (smaller knobs are more comfortable here, as it is pretty tight and your thumb may touch the encoder accidentally).
40x 1U Keycaps, 2x 1,25U Keycaps, 2x 1,5U Keycaps (MX-Compatible) - Used here are Nuphy Coast Twilight nSA keycaps.
1x RJ45 (Ethernet) Cable.
1x USB-C Cable to connect to your computer.

Firmware

It uses a RMK-based firmware that provides vial support. You can find it here

(We need the newly added support for a bidirectional "japanese" matrix).

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Weaver

Weaver is an ergonomic, split, 44-Key, wired, columnar-staggered keyboard. It features a thumb cluster with a steep angle and is build declaratively via ergogen (routed manually, though).

It uses a single Waveshare RP2040 MCU and connects the halves via an RJ45-Cable (Ethernet). It uses Gateron KS-33 switches (MX-Keycaps) and supports a EC11 rotary encoder.

I made it, as I love ks-33 cowberry switches and think it is really comfortable ever so slightly stretching your thumb to reach the innermost thumb key. Tell me what you think!

Part list

2x PCBs (1.6mm thickness) - as long as we don't have a case.

44x Gateron KS-33 switches

1x Waveshare RP2040 MCU

44x 1N4148W SOD123 Diodes

2x THT RJ45 Sockets

8x Bumpons

1x EC11 rotary encoder. You should use a THT version with a short stem.

1x EC11 Knob. At max a 20mm knob (smaller knobs are more comfortable here, as it is pretty tight and your thumb may touch the encoder accidentally).

40x 1U Keycaps, 2x 1,25U Keycaps, 2x 1,5U Keycaps (MX-Compatible) - Used here are Nuphy Coast Twilight nSA keycaps.

1x RJ45 (Ethernet) Cable.

1x USB-C Cable to connect to your computer.

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Features

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Firmware

Inspiration