This is a fork of the Dactyl-ManuForm-Tight. The Dactyl-ManuForm-Tight is a fork of the Dactyl-ManuForm. The Dactyl-Manuform is a fork of the Dactyl with the thumb cluster from ManuForm. The trackball socket is taken from Qurn's trackball. I used parts of the Derek Nheiley's code. The hotswap is taken from ibnuda's code.
STLs can be found here.
- The sensor (PMW3360) is too large to fit in the case, I had to print a bottom plate with it cut out, and attach anti-slipping stickers to raise the keyboard higher from the desk:
- Due to the increased tenting of the thumb cluster, I had to cut the edges of the keycaps to put them in:
First, I built it as a wired keyboard with Noah Prince's fork of QMK and two Atmega32u4. Now, I rebuilt it with 2 nice!nanos and 2 2400mA batteries, so it is wireless, you can view my fork of ZMK, which is a combination of a few repositories I found (Most changes are taken from ufan/zmk) plus some stuff I added for myself. You can view my ZMK shield config for that firmware.
- Embedded trackball in the right half of the keyboard.
- Hotswap sockets.
- Increased tenting.
- Wireless.
Copyright © 2015-2022 Matthew Adereth, Tom Short, Leo Lou, Okke Formsma, Qurn, Jup Itzme, Derek Nheiley, ibnuda, Dror Chen.
The source code for generating the models is distributed under the GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3.
The generated models are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0).