What is the Keweenaw you ask? It's a peninsula in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, known for it's hockey, engineering school, natural beauty, rich copper mining history, and snow.
When I was looking at BigBlueSaw for ideas on what to do for this project, I saw that they had 1.5mm copper in stock, and I couldn't remember ever seeing anyone ever having tried to make a plate, so I figured why not.
This keyboard is named after the snow dog race run every year through the peninsula. Turned into a happy little coincidence.
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So I'm in the market for a new keyboard.
After a little flash of realization, I decided that I need a 65%. I've seen a couple options floating around out there, but nothing that quite tickles my fancy. I'm planning on getting a plate cut within the net week or two.
The layout:
I've been trying to think of a new style of case design, but I haven't had any strokes of inspiration, so I'll probably go back to the routed wood case that I did for my last project (
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=73452.0).
Comments? Criticism? Interest?