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row staggered 60% hotswappable keyboard with reversible PCB, sibling of phalwol
The name ilwol is January in Korean.
This keyboard has additional Y/H/B keys which positioned between keyboards, and auxilary row at left outside. You may put the keycaps from numpad.
This keyboard has hotswap-only PCB.
ilwol can change layout to followings:
Split left shift, to ISO shaped one.(2.25u to 1.25u/1u)
Split right shift, to HHKB inspired shape.(2.75u to 1.75u/1u)
Split outside thumb keys(2u to 1u/1u)
Split backspace(2u to 1u/1u)
Can use stepped caps lock
2x pro micro form factor dev board
2x ilwol PCB Boards, provided from the repo
1x printed case sets, 2 parts total, provided from the repo (for thicker case, use "Buffed". want more? use "roundBuffed")
1x 1.5-1.6T keyboard plate sets, 2 parts total, provided from the repo
80x diodes, normally 1N4148
84x Kailh hotswap sockets (or compatibles)
16x M2x6 screws, flathead
2x PJ320A 1/8(3.5mm) TRRS connector (MJ-4PP-9 in other name)
2x 4x4x1.5mm surface mount tact switches (optional, for dev boards without reset button)
1x 1/8(3.5mm) TRRS cable
1-6x PCB Mounted 2u Keyboard Stabilizers, normally 6
73-78x MX Keyswitches, normally 73
8x 10mm bumpon stickers
A set of Keycaps, Full-size layout, ANSI preferred.
| Original | Buffed |
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| RoundBuffed |
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| Frame |
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(Frame case are lightest option for 3d print, but it is very brittle)
there's some notices before the build:
You may solder all hotswaps before soldering the dev board.
Assemble dev board with 2.5mm height pin headers on back side, assume that components side are faced up.
Jump every jumpers on front side.
Also take a look at the sibling, phalwol.
This project is sponsored by PCBway, where I ordered prototype PCB.
Their detailed reviewing service was fast and great. I think it will be worth the money for commercial prototyping.
And, they provide complex options (like matte coating on PCB, which pretty surprised me) for both PCB and PCBA, which are necessary for some high-end, important projects.
all codes follow MIT license.
all designs and the hardware board follow CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
Markdown documents and photos in docs/images folder are copyrighted, all rights reserved.
If you want to make a commercial product, it would be appreciated if you sponsor some bucks for me.
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