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Bunch of CAD files of designs of Dotdash32 on Reddit and Geekhack
The main features of dotdash32/cases are: Split Keyboard Hardware.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: josefadamcik/soflekeyboard — This project provides hardware specifications and configuration sets for building programmable split mechanical… dekonnection/atreis — Unsplitting the Iris keyboard. foostan/crkbd — This project is a design framework and hardware specification for building custom split ergonomic mechanical… fsund/pteron-keyboard — Ergonomic keyboard. glenpickle/chimera — Chimera Keyboard software and hardware. adereth/ergodox-tent — A tent for the Ergodox acrylic case designed by Litster.
This project provides hardware specifications and configuration sets for building programmable split mechanical keyboards and macro pads. It focuses on column-staggered designs that utilize the QMK firmware framework to manage input behaviors and keymaps. The hardware design emphasizes modularity and customization, featuring hotswap sockets for switch replacement without soldering, rotary encoders for specialized control, and low-profile switch options. Visual feedback is integrated through per-key RGB lighting and I2C-based OLED status displays. The system covers a broad range of capabiliti
This project is a design framework and hardware specification for building custom split ergonomic mechanical keyboards. It provides the technical guidelines and design files necessary to assemble column-staggered keyboards. The framework includes build guides for assembling two-piece keyboards and supports the manufacturing of custom plates and cases. It incorporates a system for generating circuit board layouts based on defined hardware constraints and supports various mechanical switch types and mounting methods. The project covers the full development cycle from ergonomic hardware prototy
A tent for the Ergodox acrylic case designed by Litster
