Handwired Split Keyboard

This keyboard aims to expose the beautiful Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller. It has aggressive pinky column staggering, which resembles a Piantor keyboard layout.

For the BOM and Build Guide, check out the Github page.

Printing Guide

All STLs are for the left side of the keyboard. Simply flip them in the slicer to print the right side

Case

There are 2 case designs:

1. Single part case (case-1-part.stl) - No support needed
2. Two-part case - Designed so the bottom cover can be switched to a clear cover down the line
   • case-2-part-wall.stl - Needs support for top ledge or bottom ledge (default orientation). I use PETG interface layer for support with great result.

Bottom Cover

Use the two-part case for customizable bottom cover.

To print the meshed cover like I did, update the slicing settings:

• Wall loops: 4
• Top layer: 0
• Bottom layer: 0
• Infill pattern: Whichever connected pattern that you like
• Infill density: Depends on the pattern. I set 30% for Triangles pattern