A Mechanical Keyboard Project from Scratchsdomi.pl 21 pointsanonzzz4 years ago4 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−johnklos4yCustom keyboards are neat, but from what I've seen, they can be very expensive. It's nice to see a project where cost is a consideration.−sylware4yThis is a great ortholinear keyboard. I plan to do that myself... "one day". But I will re-invent the wheel: I'll write my own RISC-V keyboard firmware using assembly (probably using gas or fasm, yes, fasm...).−anonzzzOP4yA person makes a mechanical keyboard from scratch without breaking the bank.−sitzkrieg4ypretty cool. a SLA 3D printer would probably do the trick for the keycaps but they did turn out pretty usable which was surprising
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Custom keyboards are neat, but from what I've seen, they can be very expensive. It's nice to see a project where cost is a consideration.
This is a great ortholinear keyboard. I plan to do that myself... "one day". But I will re-invent the wheel: I'll write my own RISC-V keyboard firmware using assembly (probably using gas or fasm, yes, fasm...).
A person makes a mechanical keyboard from scratch without breaking the bank.
pretty cool. a SLA 3D printer would probably do the trick for the keycaps but they did turn out pretty usable which was surprising