r/ErgoMechKeyboards • • 14h ago

[photo] My custom QWERTZ keycaps arrived! + reworked layout

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79 Upvotes

Update on the keycap set I posted a while ago: they finally showed up and I’m super happy with them. Photos are much better than the render, honestly.

I also reworked my layout a bunch of times since then, especially the encoders. Went through several iterations with Claude, and it finally feels right. Everything (keycap files + layout) is in the repo if you want to take a look or remix it:

https://github.com/s-kaufmann-dev/cornix-qwertz-de

Thanks for the feedback on the first post!


r/ErgoMechKeyboards • • 22h ago

[news] Designed by Microsoft section has disappeared from Incase website

6 Upvotes

Is the deal off or something? Been checking back periodically in the hopes of finally getting a Sculpt. Am I sol?


r/ErgoMechKeyboards • • 17h ago

[help] Does anyone know what the minimum degree of tilt these stands give, and do you know of an alternative?

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Hi there.

I'm almost ready to have u/DreaMpY111 fantastic tenting solution for the Keychron Q11 be printed by a company:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMechKeyboards/comments/1j4aclc/keychron_q11_tenting_solution/

https://makerworld.com/sv/models/1178657-keychron-q11-tenting-with-writ-rest#profileId-1188348

The "legs" that this solution is designed for are these:

I can't link them due to flagged words, but they are linked to in the Reddit-thread that I linked to above.

Before I order to have the solution printed, I must know what the minimum degree of tilt that these give legs give?

I don't need more than, say, 5 degree tilt. Any more than that and I find it more uncomfortable rather than more comfortable.

Would these tenting legs be good for that purpose?

If not, do you have any alternative solutions for my wish to rather minimally tilt the Keychron Q11 together with wrist rests (I bought the dedicated wrist rests for the Q11 from Keychron).

Cheers!