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I finally make a minimally acceptable working trackball, thanks to Scatterthought for the semistatic bearing. As it turns out, a single mouse button (hello Magic Mouse) is quite sufficient, given the presence of layers. The ball basically provides pointer and scroll functions.

Firmware and case on github.

This ordinal handwired Cornedion has two unique features:

1. Choc-spacing. The reduced 18x17 switch pitch is rare in handwired devices.
2. The keycaps are from a Lenovo laptop. I had to invent adapters to install them on the MX switches.

Used switches: Kailh Black Iris.

I think the result is interesting and unusual.

Firmware and 3D model of the case are here: https://github.com/alko-kbd/cornedeon_2m

Another version of the Cornedeon-2MOD modular split keyboard, this time wireless. It features an analog stick on the left half and a TPS43 trackpad on the right. It's fully 3D printed, including the keycaps and trackpad surface.

Sources: https://github.com/alko-kbd/zmk-cornedeon-2mod

My first mono split. Inspired by Le Chiffre Keyboard. The monolithic body inspires confidence 😄 Sources on github.

Wireless Cornedeon with digital row (54 keys). Kailh Saker, hot swap, KLP Lame keycaps. ZMK config and case are here:

https://github.com/alko-kbd/zmk-cornedeon54

Handwired modular split. RP2040, hotswap, type-c, QMK/Vial. The version in the photo has a trackpad module on the right half (Cirque 35 mm) and an analog joystick with Hall sensors (left half). The joystick outputs keycodes at a rate proportional to the tilt angle. Keycodes for each layer are set via the Vial.

Case and firmware here: https://github.com/alko-kbd/cornedeon_2mod