dactyl-typesafe VS dactyl-manuform

I ended up purchasing a pair of nice!nanos and a pmw3360 as per this somewhat anemic repo: https://github.com/tewtham/dactyl-typesafe

Vertical vertical? The squeezebox , concertina and dactyl typesafe come to mind.

Hi! I finally finished up the wireless version of my dactyl typesafe.

This^ Its the best looking dactyl. Also check out the dactyl TypeSafe

I mean the dactyl typesafe exists... https://github.com/tewtham/dactyl-typesafe

Redesigned vertical 4x6 typesafe with d-pad by u/tewtham (git).

yep, they’re in my github repo. I decided to write my own firmware which you’re totally free to use, but I think something like qmk has better documentation.

I ask $60 for a set with the necessary cables and RP2040 MCUs. I can ship to australia but it would likely be fairly expensive though. The PCBs are also designed to be used with my own fork of the dactyl, here.

I can't speak for OP but IIRC the Carbonfet repo has a configurable file that lets you select for the alternative thumb cluster layout. I like it a lot more than the default Dactyl Manuform cluster. It's easier to access with your thumb with less stretching.

Yeah I generated them with the help of Carbonfet github repo I can upload my version later. The right hand I used full support. The left I cut it in half and printed it in two pieces and glued it. This was way better and used minimal supports.

It looks like you printed an STL that included nubs, but your switches don't support nubs. Those switches are supposed to be either North or South facing. See the first bullet point under "Features" from this link: https://github.com/carbonfet/dactyl-manuform

I used the 5x7 fork from carbonfet for a while and really liked the thumbcluster of it. I currently use a 3x5+3 layout because I realized that I don't use a lot of the keys after integrating layers into my keymap and now I use a layout based on miryoku.

I don't know if it would fit the case you've assumedly already printed, but my fork with those holders is here.

It seems like your questions was already answered in another thread, but it's my own thumb cluster, the fork itself is here. There are some slight differences between what's on my fork and these boards I have up for sale (mostly just changes to the MCU holder to accommodate the PCBs I use).

This is the link to carbonfet's fork: https://github.com/carbonfet/dactyl-manuform

I want my keyboard to be as comfortable as possible because I got some bad RSI. I figured I would use this fork, because it has special mounts for a pro micro, an option to have the 7th column with 1u keycaps, and it should also work with kailh switches. I can already compile it and open it in openscad

Go with the Carbonfet-Dactly, not the original, as it has a different thumb cluster arrangement. In the original only three to four buttons of the six are easily reachable, which is a bit annoying. Reconfiguring some of the 1.25u keys to be 1u can make it a bit easier to find keycaps.