euclid36 VS yaemk-split-kb

https://github.com/sadekbaroudi/euclid36/tree/master/mx-v2 (images are outdated in this repo)

Yes, I have a corne as well, and I really don't like how close they are. It might be that my hands are big, but I don't know. All I can say, is this is much better! To be honest, this keyboard is actually a bit small for me on the thumbs. I designed the euclid36 to fit my hands perfectly.

Here's a picture of a working prototype of the MX version

Introducing the euclid36, an open source angled monoblock by u/sadekbaroudi (repo).

I don't think I have what you're looking for, but you can check it out for yourself: https://github.com/sadekbaroudi/euclid36/tree/master/modded

First u/KarlK90 ported QMK, TMK and ChibiOS to GD32VF103 and used it in YAEMK.

yaemk

The YAEMK is one I've been considering myself lately, but you've got a lot of options for split boards. You can look at and directly compare a lot of them here. If you want choc switches, without going to the sub 40% size range then the main options it looks like you have are:

There is the YAEMK

It would probably be cleaner to just put silicone stickers on a regular case like here: https://karlk90.github.io/yaemk-split-kb/

I was actually most intrigued by the Yaemk, but I think it's a too much DIY for a beginner such as I (no kits available AFAIK, has a disclaimer that it can be challenging for someone with no soldering experience).

My YAEMK supports both ARM and RISC-V MCUs. Schematics, PCB and an extensive build guide is available here -> https://karlk90.github.io/yaemk-split-kb/

Here is his YAEMK, a split, ergo keyboard that can use the same MCU, or an ARM MCU: https://karlk90.github.io/yaemk-split-kb/