crkbd VS void40

I admire the Corne layout and hope to mirror its measurements. More details here.

I've been inspired by projects like Corne Ultralight, Urchin, and Brain. I like how these boards have wireless first.

I found PCB templates on https://github.com/petejohanson/crkbd/tree/board/corne-ultralight/corne-ultralight and I modified them in Kicad by adding some art. As I ordered more than I needed, I could sell you one. PM me if you want some.

PCB based on https://github.com/petejohanson/crkbd/tree/board/corne-ultralight/corne-ultralight

corne-classic (JP/EN): Corne for Cherry MX switches

Corne Ultralight

I think the easiest way to do this build is by using this corne ultralight pcb. If you can use this PCB it will make your life much easier, it already has native support for nice!view and power switch and you won't need any wires.

I wanted a wireless crkbd, so I took petejohanson's ultralight corne mod and modded it even further — I added MX/Choc hot socket mounts. I used Freerouting app to wire the PCB automatically. It doesn't look pretty but DRC doesn't report any big issues.

i have a build with the pcbs from pete johanson(https://github.com/petejohanson/crkbd/tree/board/corne-ultralight)

Column stagger is the same but spacing differs as this one is choc spaced. It should be about the same as Corn Ish Zen 3 or Pete Johanson's Corne Ultralight. I'm getting the same question from others so I'm trying to incorporate the Borne into https://jhelvy.shinyapps.io/splitkbcompare/ :)

I new to this hobby and i want to print the void40 keyboard ( victorlucachi/void40: A 40% handwired ortholinear keyboard, running QMK firmware (github.com) ) but i like to change the space key and enter length to 2u (like the image). How do i do it?

VOID40

It's a VOID40 powered by an Adafruit kb2040. Printed with generic, came with my printer Creality Black, and sanded and painted for an even look.

Hand wire a VOID40 in a 3d printed case.

thanks! yeah, i think the very first build i did was the void40. i learned a lot from that one! doing a handwire as my first build was a little tricky, but very doable and a good experience! as for costs, you'll be buying keycaps, switches, screws and standoffs, pcb and plate. i got everything from boardsource.xyz and i printed the case using this design. i modified it slightly so i can add a hardware switch to totally turn off the keyboard, and to get rid of the cutout for the trrs jack (i plan on posting the remixed design soon). happy to answer qs if you decide to build this yourself!

My first post on this subreddit! A friend of mine suggested I share the keyboard I built last year of a handwired Bluetooth Planck-style keyboard! It's nothing much, but I share all the files and a brief build description here. Because it's a Bluetooth keyboard based off of Victor Lucachi's open-sourced Void 40 keyboard, I call it Bloid 40 (Bluetooth + Void 40, lol). It's pretty much identical to the Void 40, except that it uses an Adafruit Bluefruit 32u4, and the case is modified to accept this Bluetooth-positive uC. Hope you guys enjoy!

This looks like a Void40 which has a build guide. He did a pretty decent write up for it that you can find here