Hackboard submission!
Schematic:
PCB:
Used Onshape
The firmware is written using KMK and uses the Steno layout
| Part | Quantity | Cost (CAD) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| PCB | 1 | $27.75 | - |
| Orpheus Pico | 1 | - | - |
| PBT Keycap DSA 1U | 2 | $11.56 each (37pcs/tax and shipping included) | Amazon |
| Akko V3 Fairy Linear | 1 (45pcs) | $19.19 CAD (excluding shipping (idk if there is - i can't see anything regarding shipping) - prime exclusive price) | Amazon |
| M3 x 16mm Screws | 2 | $2.25 (2pcs) | Home Depot |
| M3(OD4.5mm) legnth of 5mm | 1 | $1.45 | AliExpress |
| 1N4148 | 42 | $2.48 (in total) | DigiKey |
| Total | - | 76.24 |
When I started looking for my first actual keyboard, I found out about StenoKeyboards, where a bunch of YouTube videos boast 200+ wpm typing speeds. However, after just getting a plain old mechanical keyboard, I forgot about StenoKeyboards for a long time. However, when I found out about Hackpad, I suddenly remembered StenoKeyboards and wanted to make one myself.
I'm going to change the firmware when I actually get the kb