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Sadly there aren't that many southpaw fullsizes or close to fullsize atm, and the one I know of the kangaroo doesn't support iso. The keychron q12 does have an iso barebones kit so that might have to be your best option atm, of course there are a lot of new projects happening so surely one will have southpaw with iso eventually.

Hello!
Yes, that is unfortunately true. I did observe the Southpaw75 DIY kit, which comes with an ISO layout as an option, but I currently do not possess the dexterity needed to properly solder all components onto the PCB. Additionally, I do not own a soldering iron either...
I believe I will stick to the Q12 ISO for now, and once I slowly build my soldering confidence, start my foray into custom boards such as the previously mentioned one. I might even try hand-wiring down the line!... In several years, that is. Hand-wiring as a building method scares me.
I am, however, very excited to see what projects I can complete in the future.
Thank you for the response!

wheres the damn renders you tease

Sorry big guy, board renders posted

Quote from: LightningXI on Sat, 11 May 2024, 15:14:11

This looks quite nice! Likely in for this GB. The Horangi boards also look fantastic.

Thanks boss, means a lot coming from you haha

Haha no problem.

Looking at the kitting again, I do have some feedback.

- For R2, 1.5u Backspace, you can actually fit Backspace as a single line instead of a two-liner. "Backspace" should be doable and looks fine. I'd personally prefer this, and I think others do, too; not sure if this was intentional, though!

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Welcome to geekhack fellow human 

Sadly there aren't that many southpaw fullsizes or close to fullsize atm, and the one I know of the kangaroo doesn't support iso. The keychron q12 does have an iso barebones kit so that might have to be your best option atm, of course there are a lot of new projects happening so surely one will have southpaw with iso eventually.