klavyl VS keyboard-pcbs

Example keyboard with pictures and assembly instructions: https://github.com/klavgen/klavyl

I print them in ABS and haven’t had issues. I think if you are good at soldering even PLA works. Here is a guide with pictures: https://github.com/klavgen/klavyl

Klavgen (Github repo) is an open-source handwired hotstwap keyboard generator based on CadQuery. Also check out Klavyl (Github repo), a keyboard built with Klavgen that uses most of its features.

Yes, it’s part of the STLs of the keyboard (Klavyl) in its repo: https://github.com/klavgen/klavyl/tree/main/stl

Want to see Klavgen's STL outputs, components and how it results in a real keyboard? Check out my Klavyl keyboard, which uses all of its features: https://github.com/klavgen/klavyl

In the repo for the royals there is a folder called 'gerber' which contains the files...

For the Amoeba Royal, first clone the repo: https://github.com/mtl/keyboard-pcbs/tree/master/amoeba-royale, then zip up the gerber folder and upload it to your PCB manufacturer of choice. I used jlcpcb and you can find the settings I used here: . Note that I ordered 5 panels of 10x5 pieces, so I ended up with 250 pieces. You may want to adjust accordingly. Btw the pinout reference for wiring is also in the same directory.

You can get the gerber files from This repo and get them really cheap from jlcpcb or other pcb services.

The thumbs are the "famous" github

They look like an Amoeba 1.5.

Or search for https://github.com/mtl/keyboard-pcbs or amoeba king or