The RevXL Keyboard — FlatFootFox
The RevXL is a maximalist Reviung-inspired ergonomic keyboard with per-key RGB LEDs, an OLED display, a rotary encoder, and a breakaway arrow cluster.| FlatFootFox
There's a new web search in town! I spent the start of 2024 kicking the tires on Kagi's paid search and their Orion web browser.| FlatFootFox
The RevXL is a maximalist Reviung-inspired ergonomic keyboard with per-key RGB LEDs, an OLED display, a rotary encoder, and a breakaway arrow cluster.| FlatFootFox
This is a 65% keyboard with the heart of a 40% keyboard. Nothing here is standard. It's not ergonomic. I have to be breaking some sort of keyboard law here. Welcome to the 65 Crimes. The 65 Crimes is my take on a small row-staggered keyboard design. I&| FlatFootFox
The Mark II is a revision to the original TypeBoy split ergonomic keyboard. It once again uses a TypePak cartridge to house all the primary keyboard components.| FlatFootFox
A split ergonomic keyboard that houses its microcontroller inside of a Game Boy Advance cartridge.| FlatFootFox
FK Caps new FK Custom service makes it quick and easy to create low profile keycaps with unique legends.| FlatFootFox
All good things must come to an end! This fifth and final installment covers KiCAD routing, PCB fabrication, keyboard firmwares, and assembly tips.| FlatFootFox
In this section of Let's Design a Keyboard with Ergogen v4, we're wrapping up the last few bits of functionality. Installing it locally, adding custom footprints, and designing a case!| FlatFootFox
In the third installation of this Ergogen series, we finally get around to designing the PCB!| FlatFootFox
In the second part of this guide, I take a look at creating a keyboard's shape using Ergogen's outline tool.| FlatFootFox
