PCBs

The Wingman is a 42 key unibody keyboard with support for the Kailh PG1316S ultra thin notebook switches.PCB features:This board can be 100% hand soldered with a normal soldering iron. No hot plate requiredOnly 6mm thickFull zmk support including zmk studio for easy remappingYou also need:1x Nice Nano v2, or Puchi-BLE42x PG1316S switches42x PG1316S keycaps1x LiPo Battery 1SCaseEven though this can be hand soldered, this is an advanced project, if you have never built a keyboard I would advise against this being your first projectPCB design by vuozPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only. Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

The pocket arcade fight pad is a compact and portable gaming controller that is designed for fighting game enthusiasts. It is powered by the GP2040 software from Open Stick Community, which provides seamless compatibility with various gaming platforms and ensures smooth and responsive gameplay. GP2040 firmware support with a Gemini or Waveshare rp2040-zeroHotswap Socket support for Kailh Choc V1 low profiles switchesCompact form factor with 14.5cm x 7cm (5.7″ x 2.76″)One of the key features of the pocket arcade fight pad is its use of choc switches, which are known for their fast actuation. These switches provide an excellent balance of speed and precision, making them ideal for fighting games that require quick reflexes and precise inputs.Despite its small size, the pocket arcade fight pad packs a lot of functionality, including a D-pad, six face buttons, and two shoulder buttons. This allows players to execute complex combos and special moves with ease, and provides a satisfying and immersive gaming experience.You also need:1x Gemini or Waveshare rp2040-zero12x Kailh Hotswap Sockets for Choc switches6x Tactile buttons (Through Hole-4P,6x6mm)Case (3d printed)PCB design by GroooveBobPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only. Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

Heatwave is a 36-key wireless, curved alpha stagger keyboard with integrated lever keycaps.ZMK ModuleVideo3D printable case filesBOMPCB design by dohn-johPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only. Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

DASBOB is a 36 Key diodeless split choc keyboard with a buzzer.Includes:PCB for both half's2 TRRS jack2 Reset switches You need: 2 Helios RP2040, Sea-Picro, Elite-C or similar controller (not compatible with normal Pro Micro, due to the extra pins for diodeless)Mounting for controller (Socket Headers and Needle Connector, or Pin Header 36 Kailh Choc V1 Hotswap Sockets36 Choc V1 switchesKeycaps for choc V1 switches 1 TRRS cable (4-pole) Case or 8 rubber feet for the bottomBuzzer (optional) Firmware: QMK ZMK by EmpWorks / KMK PCB design by GroooveBobPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

VIAL firmware already flashed Drop-in replacement to existing Le Chiffre casesMCU: STM32F072CBT6 (128Kb flash, built-in DFU bootloader) to allow more firmware featuresMX hotswap, Alps support (solder)PCB design by Sporkus Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.

The Urchin is a fork of the Sweep split keyboard. It is designed for wireless builds and uses a daughter board like a Puchi-BLE or nice!nano.New features: Native nice!view display support Edge design from the Swoop Kailh Hotswap sockets support Additional features: Choc V1 switch compatible (not V2) Choc spacing On/Off switch for wireless builds LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish   The separate solder parts kit includes: 2x Tactile reset switch 2x On/off switch for wireless build34x SMD Dioden   You need: 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra in dropdown) 34x Choc V1 switches34x Choc Hotswap sockets 2x Puchi-BLE or nice!nano2× Lipo battery (301230) A Urchin case KeycapsOptional: 2× nice!viewUSB cable (depends on your micro-controller choice) for charging ZMK Firmware Build video Coral 3d printable case PCB design by KyekPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

  Support for one rotary encoder on each half (two possible positions) Per key RGB LED support with SK6812 Mini-E (easier to solder as normal SK6812 Mini) Switches are hotswappable via MX Hotswap Sockets MX switches and clones are compatible (3Pin/5Pin) (not Choc) LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish   Variant includes: MX Black PCB: 2pcs PCB's (no solder parts) Parts Kit: 62x SMD Diodes 2x / Tactile reset switch / 2x TRRS jack / 2x sockets for the oled display   You also need: 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra in dropdown) 62x MX Kailh Hot Swap sockets 62x MX switches 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, Elite-C, ...) Case Keycaps TRRS cable (4-pole) Optional: 1-2 rotary encoders Optional: 1-2 OLED SSD1306 display Optional: 62x SK6812 Mini-E led's for per key light Build-Guide (old build guide for Rev1, but it's very similar)Build guide for Rev2 coming soon. VIAL firmware information (QMK firmware is not done yet) Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

Blank Slate is here to untether your grid from the grid!An ortholinear, wireless keyboard PCB, Blank Slate is designed to fit in cases compatible with the OLKB Planck rev5 and newer. Features: Wireless (BLE) and USB-C input 5 wireless profiles for connecting to multiple devices, including fast switching support Available layouts: full grid, MIT (single centered 2u in the bottom row), and 2x2u MX switches Hotswap sockets and two different battery connector options, for a soldering-free assembly process Custom two key combo for powering on and off, allowing for compatibility with existing cases with no power switch access (top left + bottom-right key for 3 sec) Powered by ZMK firmware LiPo (single cell 3.7v) battery support, with JST ACH and SH connectors and solder point fallback Expected runtime between charges of at least a month Requires BT 4.2 or newer for BLE connections LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish   The following cases have been tested and verified to work with Blank Slate: OLKB/Drop Hi Profile case Gridiron Typeau Build Guide This LiPo Battery is compatible with the Blank Slate.You find detailed information about compatible batteries in the build guild.A free 3D printable case by Sebastian Stumpf is also available. Notes: Only clip-in stabilizers are supported for the 2u switch layouts. Screw-in stabs conflict with some of the hotswap sockets. Plateless builds are highly discouraged: the battery cutout in Blank Slate results in some switches being only partially supported from below by the PCB. Cases that are entirely metal, including the switch plate, may impact wireless signal integrity. If using a metal case, a plastic or FR4 plate is strongly encouraged. The ZMK firmware is powerful, but can be challenging to configure for new or non-technical users. It is not recommended for users who want to use a graphical application to reprogram their keyboard.   Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this is only the pcb and does not include switches, keycaps, or a case.

Includes 2 PCB's Firmware ZMK LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish You need: 2x Seeed XIAO BLE 36x Hot-Swap Sockets (MX) 38x SMD Diodes SOD-123FL, or Through hole diodes (1N4148) 2x Rotary Encoder EC11 36x MX switches 36x MX keycaps USB-C cable 2x LiPo battery 1cell (3.7V) (not available in the store) ZMK config Design by Germain GadelPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

  You need: Seeed Studio XIAO (nRF52840 for wireless, or RP2040 wired) 30x Choc V1 switches (not V2) 30x Choc V1 compatible keycaps 30x SMD Diodes SOD-123FL 3D printed case (download here) USB-C cable (with small USB-C end to fit between switches) Optional for wireless: LiPo battery 1cell (3.7V)   ZMK config   LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish  Design by Peter Elliot Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

 The Sweep is a fork of the Ferris split keyboard. It uses a daughter board like a Pro Micro, Helios, Puchi-BLE etc. instead of using onboard components. Sweep V2.2 PCB Choc V1 switch compatible (not V2) Choc spacing On/Off switch for wireless builds Hot-Swap with Mill-Max Holtite possible LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish   Separate solder parts kit includes: 2x Tactile reset switch 2x TRRS jack 2x On/off switch for wireless build   You need: 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra in dropdown) 34x Switches of a compatible type (refer to the compatibility table) 2x Pro Micro, Puchi-C, Puchi-BLE or other clones A Sweep case Keycaps TRRS (4-pole) cable (wired build only) USB cable (depends on your micro-controller choice)  Firmware: QMK FirmwareZMKBlueMicro_BLE (shield is called "Cradio")   PCB design by David BarrPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.    

The Piantor Keyboard is a beginner-friendly, easy-to-solder, 42-key or 36-key, diodeless, low profile aggressive column staggered, hotswappable and non-hotswappable, programmable ergonomic mechanical split keyboard powered by Raspberry Pi Pico or other compatible RP2040 boards.It is based on the Cantor Keyboard. Includes left and right PCB Features: Support for Choc V1 switches Beginner friendly (less soldering, precompiled VIAL firmware, Gui to change layout) Breakable pinky column (42-key to 36-key) QMK and VIAL firmware support. Open source LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish You need: 3D printed case (black PLA) 2x Raspberry Pi Pico Solder parts (2x TRRS jack) 36/42x Choc V1 switches Keycaps (Choc V1 switches need Choc keycaps, not MX) Screws (M2x6mm) Choc Hot-Swap Sockets (optional if you need Hot-Swap for the switches) TRRS cable (4-pole) Micro-USB cable Build-Guide  Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps. Design by Beekeeb

Variant VariantSingle PCB QtySwitchKailh Hot Swap SocketSwitch LEDDiode Choc 25 Choc V1 (no V2) No SK6812 Mini-E SOD-123 MX 25 MX switches and clones No SK6812 Mini-E Through-Hole, SOD-123* MX (Hot Swap) 25 MX switches and clones Yes SK6812 Mini-E Through-Hole, SOD-123* Pro Micro 1 - - - - * If you use a SOD-123 diode, one pad will be shared with the through-hole hole due to space limitations. Pro Micro PCB has pins for a reset switch, I2C oled display, TRRS jack (for split keyboards) and of course the pro micro or similiar MCUs like Helios Grid Spacing: 19.05mm LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish Pinout The example in the photo is the MX variant, but the others are similar. C: Horizontal line (Column) R: Vertical line (Row) DI: LED control signal input (Data In) DO: LED control signal output (Data Out) -: Ground (for LED) +: VCC (5V for LED) Hand Wiring CRKBD Example Design by @swan_match

This is the Rev1.1 PCB. 36 keys, two of them can be replaced by rotary encoders making it support 34-36 keys and 2-4 encoders bright RGB Underglow with WS2812b LEDs One 0.96 SSD1306 OLED per side Support for the Pimoroni trackball Aggressive pinky stagger Raised thumb cluster, comfort for large hands Support for MX and Choc V1 (not V2) switches LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish    Variant includes: Black PCB: 2pcs swapable PCB's Parts Kit: 40x SMD Diodes / 2x Tactile reset switch / 2x TRRS jack / 2x sockets for the oled display   You also need: 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra in dropdown) 34-36 Switches, either Choc low profile v1 or MX compatible ones 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, ...) 2-4 Rotary encoders Case (Plate case, 3D printable case) Keycaps TRRS cable (4-pole) Optional: 1-2 0.96 SSD1306 OLEDs (128x64) Optional: 20x WS2812b LEDs (if you want underglow) Optional: 1x Pimoroni trackball (this will only fit for the plateless build or the one with the FR4 plate) QMK keymap available here. Build-Guide Design by MangoIV

Support for one rotary encoder on each half (two possible positions) Per key RGB LED support with SK6812 Mini-E (easier to solder as normal SK6812 Mini) Switches are hotswappable via Kailh MX Hotswap Sockets MX switches and clones are compatible (3Pin/5Pin) (not Choc) LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish Variant includes: MX Black PCB: 2pcs swapable pcb's (no solder parts) Parts Kit: 60x SMD Diodes / 2x Tactile reset switch / 2x TRRS jack / 2x sockets for the oled display You also need: 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra in dropdown) 60x MX Kailh Hot Swap sockets 60x MX switches 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...) Case Keycaps TRRS cable (4-pole) Optional: 1-2 rotary encoders Optional: 1-2 OLED SSD1306 display Optional: 60x SK6812 Mini-E led's for per key light QMK keymap available here. Build-Guide Drawings (SVG, DXF) to create your own case, can be found here.3D printable case by PahaniJulmu Test the LayoutPrint the linked PDF at 100% scale on a A4 page. Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

MX and Alps support Support for through-hole components or SMD (LED 0805 and diode 0805/SOD-123) 2U supports stabilizer Mill-Max 0305 Holtite are compatible LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish   1U comes as 5x5 panel 2U as 1 pcs   SC = Switch column, SR = Switch row, LC = LED column, LR = LED row. The bottom of the PCB has extra SC and LC pads to make column wiring easier for staggered layouts. Deskthority thread PCB design by mtl 

   Includes: 1x Alpha pcb BLACK   What else do you need: 28x 1N4148 or equivalent diodes 1x Pro Micro (NOTE: USB-C ports are experiencing some clearance issues since it's taller than Micro-B) 1x Case or plate set (3d printable case 1, case 2, case 3) 5x 10mm M3 standoffs 10x 5mm M3 screws 28x MX, Alps, or Kailh Choc style switches of your choice 28x Keycaps 1x Micro USB cable   Build Guide Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps. PCB design by PyrooL

Variants Lily Pro PCB: Supports MX  and Choc Hotswap Sockets No per key RGB or Underglow LED support Includes 2pcs swapable PCB's Build Guide Lily58L MX PCB: REV1.3 uses WS2812 LED's (not Sk6812 Mini) for underglow. This new improved Lily58 pcb is called Lily58L (Lily58 Light) and has the following new features. Support for one rotary encoder on each half Support for Pimoroni Trackball module on master side Underglow with 12 RGB LED's (WS2812 easier to solder) Per key RGB LED support with SK6812 Mini-E (easier to solder) Same shape/dimension as the origianl Lily58 pcb (compatible with all Lily58 cases) LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish Supports Kailh MX Hotswap Sockets MX switches are compatible (not Choc) Compatible with other Lily58 cases (with Trackball-Module, only 1.5mm thick top plates will work) Build Guide and QMK Keymap Includes 2pcs swapable PCB's You need: 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra from dropdown) 58x MX Kailh Hot Swap sockets 58x MX switches 2x Pro Micro, Helios, Puchi-BLE, or other clones A Lily58 case Keycaps TRRS cable (4-pole) Optional 0.91 OLED SSD1306 display Optional 12x WS2812 (5050) LED's for underglow Optional 58x SK6812 Mini-E LED's for per key light Separate solder parts kit: 58x SMD Diodes 2x Tactile reset switch 2x TRRS jack 2x Sockets for the oled display Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.

  MX PCB: includes 2x ErgoDash PCB  Rev1.2 compatible with Cherry MX switches and Mx Clonse like Durock, Kailh, Gateron ... (not Choc)   You need the following solder parts: 70x 1N4148 diodes 2x TRRS jack 2x MJTP1117 switch Optional 70x 470Ω resistor (for key backlight leds) Optional 2x 1kΩ resistor (for key backlight leds) Optional 2x MOSFET IRLML6344TRPBF 30V 5A 1.1V (for key backlight leds)   What else do you need: TRRS cable × 1 USB-C or Micro USB cable × 1 (Helios USB-C) Arduino Pro Micro × 2 or Helios 66-70 MX switches Keycaps Optional: LED WS2812B × 24 (for underglow) Optional: LED 1.8mm × 66-70 (for key backlight)   Build GuideA 3D printable case can be found here. Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps. PCB design by omkbd

 Variants  MX PCB: This is the standard V3.0.1 version of the CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB Includes 2x MX PCB v3.0.1 [Build Guide] Uses WS2812 LED for underglow This PCB version works only with Kailh MX Hot Swap sockets (PG1511) & Cherry MX and clone switches. You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x MX switches, 42x Kailh MX Hot Swap sockets, 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...), TRRS(4 pole) cable, MX Keycaps, OLED SSD1306 0.91 (optional), 42x SK6812 Mini-E (switch rgb light) and 12x WS2812 5x5mm (underglow) for both sides.   Choc PCB: V3.2 Choc PCB with support for SK6812 Mini-E for per key LEDs (LED order are the same), NEW batterie solder points and optional on/off switch for wireless builds Includes 2x Choc PCB Uses WS2812 for underglow Support for Choc V1 and V2 switches You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x Choc switches, 42x Kailh Choc Hot Swap sockets, 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...), TRRS(4 pole) cable, MX or Choc Keycaps, OLED SSD1306 0.91 (optional), 42x SK6812 Mini-E (switch rgb light)and 12x WS2812 5x5mm (underglow) for both sides. Optional: 2x on/off switches for a wireless build   Light PCB: This is the Light V2.0.0 version of the CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB Includes 2x Light PCB v2.0.0 [Build Guide] Support for MX, Choc V1 and Choc V2 switches SMD or Through hole (easier to solder) diodes can be used Optional: outer column break away  No RGB LEDs, No Hot-Swap You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x MX/ChocV1/ChocV2 switches, , 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...), TRRS(4 pole) cable, Keycaps, OLED SSD1306 0.91 (optional)   UltraLight: This is the UltraLight V2.0.0 version of the CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB (very similar to the Light PCB, but optimised for wireless builds) Includes 2x UltraLight PCB v2.0.0 Support for MX, Choc V1 and  Gateron KS-27 switches SMD or Through hole (easier to solder) diodes can be used Optional: outer column break away  No RGB LEDs, No Hot-Swap Support for an On/Off switch, battery JST socket and solder points for the nice!view You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x MX/ChocV1 switches, , 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, Nice!Nano), Keycaps, Nice!View (optional) and 2x on/off switch   Parts Kit includes: 42x SMD Diodes 2x TRRS Jacks 2x Reset Switches 2x 4Pin Sockets (for Oled)   Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.   PCB design by foostan UltraLight PCB design by Pete Johanson