Wooden Stenoboard
Kovacsics Robert
Having access to a laser cutter can be very useful – while I was at the computer lab I had access to one and used it to make a keyboard suited for my fingers.
Conclusion: the natural resting position for fingers didn’t take into account the differences in reach/the awkwardness of pinky bottom/ring finger top row, especially since on my right hand the pinky and ring fingers are connected.
The firmware is available on my fork of qmk_firmware, branch kovirobi-steno-updated.
Finished keyboard
Layers
Variations
Unstained, white keycaps
Wiring
Laser cut vector
Note, SVG has been modified for the website, sizes might be off. Best way to check sizes is check the key cutout dimensions – it is using the Matias quiet linear switches. See the Matias website for the blueprints, it i meant to be 15.5mm wide, 12.8mm high.