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jaredjennings
Parameterized ergonomic keyboard
The really small one (what, 2x2 finger) never really worked right. It wasn't a serious effort, just an attempt to reduce rendering times. But there should be a smaller size...
[This Youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ItPfhx3ulw) talks about how you can 3d-print molds, which need to be quite sturdy (100% infill) and have occasional holes to let water out; then tear up cardboard...
2D split keyboards such as the Kyria have paper cutouts you can (2D) print on your (2D) printer to get a feel for where the keys are with a minimum...
I think that support for raw data from the mentioned page should be implemented. I dont understand Clojure at all. A example: http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/##@_name=NorseKeYB%3B&@_x:0.25%3B&=Esc&_x:0.5%3B&=F1&_x:0.5%3B&=F2&_x:0.5%3B&=F3&_x:0.5%3B&=F4&_x:0.5%3B&=F5&_x:0.5%3B&=F6&_x:1.75%3B&=F7&_x:0.5%3B&=F8&_x:0.5%3B&=F9&_x:0.5%3B&=F10&_x:0.5%3B&=F11&_x:0.5%3B&=F12&_x:0.5&a:7%3B&=Reset%3B&@_y:0.3799999999999999&x:3&a:4%3B&=%22%0A2%3B&@_y:-0.8799999999999999&x:18.25%3B&=Scroll%20Lock%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&fa@:1%3B&w:1.5%3B&=%C2%A7%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%7C&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=!%0A1&_x:16.75&f:3%3B&=Pause%20Break&_x:0.25&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Print%20Screen%3B&@_x:3&f:3%3B&=W%0A%0A%2F%3B%0A,%3B&@_y:-0.8799999999999999&x:18.25&f:3%3B&=%C3%85%0A%0A*%0A,%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Tab&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=Q%0A%0A%0A%C3%85&_x:16.75&f:3%3B&=%5E%0A%C2%A8%0A%0A~&_x:0.25&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Backspace%3B&@_x:3&f:3%3B&=S%0A%0A%0AO&_x:14.25&f:3%3B&=%C3%86%0A%0A%2F_%0A-%3B&@_y:-0.75&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Caps%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%0ALock&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=A%0A%0A%0AA&_x:16.75&f:3%3B&=*%0A%0A%3E%0A%3C&_x:0.25&a:6&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Enter%3B&@_x:3&a:4&f:3%3B&=Z%0A%0A%0A%C3%86&_x:14.25&f:3%3B&=%2F_%0A%0A%0AZ%3B&@_y:-0.75&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Shift&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%3E%0A%0A%0A%C3%98&_x:16.75&f:3%3B&=Page%20up&_x:0.25&f:3&w:1.5%3B&=Shift%20Right%3B&@_x:3&f:3%3B&=Alt&_x:14.25&f:3%3B&=Alt%20Gr%3B&@_y:-0.75&x:0.5&f:3%3B&=Ctrl&_x:0.25&a:6&f:3%3B&=Menu&_x:16.75&a:4&f:3%3B&=Fn&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=Ctrl%20Right%3B&@_rx:0.5&y:1.25&x:3.75&f:3%3B&=%23%0A3&_x:11.75&f:3%3B&=%60%0A%5C%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&x:5&f:3%3B&=%C2%A4%0A4&_x:9.25&f:3%3B&=%3F%0A+%3B&@_y:-0.8799999999999999&x:6.25&f:3%3B&=%25%0A5&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%2F&%0A6&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%2F%2F%0A7&_x:1.75%3B&=%0A8&_x:0.25%3B&=%0A9&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%2F=%0A0%3B&@_x:3.75&f:3%3B&=E%0A%0A%2F:%0A.%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%E2%82%AC&_x:11.75&t=%230a0a0a&f:3%3B&=P%0A%0A%0AL%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&x:5&t=%23000000&f:3%3B&=R%0A%0A%0AP&_x:9.25&f:3%3B&=O%0A%0A%0AR%3B&@_y:-0.8799999999999999&x:6.25&f:3%3B&=T%0A%0A%0AY&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=Y%0A%0A%0AF&_x:4.25&f:3%3B&=U%0A%0A%0AG&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=I%0A%0A%0AC%3B&@_y:-0.75&x:8.75&f:3&h:1.5%3B&=Insert&_x:1.75&f:3&h:1.5%3B&=Home%3B&@_y:-0.25&x:3.75&f:3%3B&=D%0A%0A%0AE&_x:11.75&f:3%3B&=%C3%98%0A%0A%0AS%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&x:5&f:3&n:true%3B&=F%0A%0A%0AU&_x:9.25&f:3%3B&=L%0A%0A%0AN%3B&@_y:-0.8799999999999999&x:6.25&f:3%3B&=G%0A%0A%0AI&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=H%0A%0A%0AD&_x:4.25&f:3%3B&=J%0A%0A%0AH&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=K%0A%0A%0AT%3B&@_y:-0.25&x:8.75&f:3&h:1.5%3B&=Delete&_x:1.75&f:3&h:1.5%3B&=End%3B&@_y:-0.75&x:3.75&f:3%3B&=X%0A%0A%0AQ&_x:11.75&f:3%3B&=%2F:%0A%0A%0AV%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&x:5&f:3%3B&=C%0A%0A%0AJ&_x:9.25&f:3%3B&=%2F%3B%0A%0A%0AW%3B&@_y:-0.8799999999999999&x:6.25&f:3%3B&=V%0A%0A%0AK&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=B%0A%0A%0AX&_x:4.25&f:3%3B&=N%0A%0A%0AB&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=M%0A%0A%0AM%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%0A%CE%BC%3B&@_x:3.75&a:7&f:3%3B&=%E2%AD%95&_x:11.75&a:4&f:3%3B&=Page%20Down%3B&@_y:-0.8700000000000001&x:5&a:7&f:3%3B&=L1&_x:9.25&f:3%3B&=L2%3B&@_r:30&rx:6.75&ry:4&y:2&x:1.75&f:3%3B&=space&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%E2%86%91&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%E2%86%93%3B&@_r:-30&rx:0&ry:0&y:13.25&x:6.25&f:3%3B&=%E2%86%90&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=%E2%86%92&_x:0.25&f:3%3B&=space
Since the position of the holes for the switches is known, there should be possible to add a utility that places the footprints of the switches on a PCB according...
https://reddit.com/u/Thatothermofo has brought to my attention the idea of continuous curvature in product design. https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/b3soxi/once_youve_seen_it_you_cant_unsee_it/ At present there are discontinuities in the curvature of the sides and bottom of the...
The thing that gave this fork of the Dactyl its name was the marshmallowy sides. At this moment I'm not even trying to make them. But the bare web I'm...
I'm given to understand that the way a lot of pieces of Mid-Century Modern furniture had impossibly thin wooden legs is that the legs were built around steel rods. Perhaps...
https://patents.google.com/patent/WO1994024685A1/en has a set of numbers that describe the position and orientation of the keys on a keyboard of Kinesis' design. The patent may have just expired. Support placing keys...
I didn't mind getting Clojure and OpenSCAD running, but it could be a barrier for someone. And if this program ever gets as flexible as I imagine (#37 and #38...