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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