Thanks, it speaks more for the photo than for the kb. The print was the cheapest I could get and even for that the quality is questionable! But it's functional...and I am planning v2.0, the idea is to either go MJF or SLS, so it should look a bit better.
Thank you, I take that as a compliment!
After daily driving this kb for more than a year, I can safely say that I am very happy with the placement. I don't look at the screens often, but from time to time I do and in those cases I am always quite grateful for having them. Most of the time they just look nice though...
Feel free to expand on the idea! It's always exciting to see how this community iterates on each others creations, all the more flattering when my humble contribution can serve as an inspiration for something new!
current modes:
- next/prev tab
- next/prev change in vscode diff
click cycles mode
I tried all sorts of additional modes (scrolling, paging, cursor movements...) but I didn't use them in the end so I disabled them.
![the background blur](https://github.com/vvhg1/fisk/raw/main/images/fisk2.png?thumbnail=256&format=webp)
![](https://github.com/vvhg1/fisk/raw/main/images/fisk2.png?thumbnail=1024&format=webp)
An ergonomic 54-key hand wired split keyboard running QMK on the Elite-C microcontroller, living inside its 3D-printed case.
Code is here: https://github.com/vvhg1/fisk
Build guide is here: https://github.com/vvhg1/fisk_build_guide
new version hopefully coming soon (will have usb c link between halfs)