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I made a low-profile split keyboard (with Bluetooth) based on the Moonlander layout, but a bit more ergonomic for my fingers: https://github.com/tadfisher/nyx-kb I think this number of keys in this layout strikes a good balance between portability and usability.
This is the keyboard everyone wants and needs. Right here. The trouble is, I think most would be willing to maybe 'snap together' the keys and such, but not find a local PCB factory and have them create the boards and such. Also, the cost should be only ~$100 or less if the device requires DIY. I tried to quickly find information on how to create this board, or how to buy it directly from somewhere, or just how much…
This saddens me, because I put a _lot_ of work into the README for this project. There is a BOM list with all the part numbers you need, pre-made Gerbers for you to send to any PCB house, a vector image for SendCutSend, and step-by-step instructions for soldering and setup. Please give it a re-read and let me know what information is missing.
I'm sorry no one has adopted this board for "mass"-production. It really was a labor of love, and I'm not super into the custom keyboard scene. I could learn how to do some marketing, I suppose.
Thank you for the nice words and praise. It means a lot.