Post by: ctrlshiftba on Fri, 02 August 2019, 19:31:14
01-21-2020 Update
(https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=101862.msg2856502#msg2856502)
https://forms.gle/LtxssRDVAebRjEPv8
ergo keyboards
overpriced.
boring.
hard to find keycaps for.
ugly.
but not anymore.
not today.
today is the day a beautiful new ergo is born.
soon you can cap it with your favorite sets.
the ergo form factor is revived.
introducing...
the
ogre ergo
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/11.bcb6c42f.jpg)
i envisioned a new ergo. inspired by the original ergodox from 7 years ago.
a kit that inspired geeks to learn to solder.
a keyboard that could be unique and customized just as you like.
split or single, case and keycaps. especially the keycaps
by designing the ogre ergo around a standard set of keycaps the possibilities are truely infinity.
design goals:
- an updated take on the ergodox that makes it easier to cap!
- designed to be covered by all of the most popular base gmk and signature plastic key sets. lets design the board around the caps not the other way around.
- traditional single (think em7 or alice) and split-options available using the same pcb.
- 70 keys
- not going to solve "the legend problem". as ergodox users know its usually very difficult to get legends that match your actual keys on your outer rows. ogre will not solve this. for the most part it just takes a traditional layout with the backspace, larger shift key and enter key moved to the thumb positions and left over matching row profiles moved to fill in those positions. it is intended that the builder customize with QMK (ie you probably end up reprogramming your modifiers)
- as a designer i want to put the builder first. this means i am going to attempt to leave you as many options as i can with-in reason.
the pcb:
- QMK
- gives the builder options on split vs non-split (break away tabs), and outer column caps (all gmk base kits should cover. random cheap tkl kit should cover too!)
- single pro-micro for non split, dual for split
- pcb not reversible. will be 350mm x 130mm. will use breakaway tabs to split in two.
- entry level (ogre waif) and end game (ogre queen) at a later date.
- no hot swap other than mill-max
- under glow yes
- per key rgb - nope!
- this needs to be easy for the first time build to solder. pro-micro and all through hole soldering.
the case (ogre waif):
- sandwich style acrylic in the tradition of the original ergodox.
- top and bottom layers will be offered in multiple colors. you can pick multiple. so you can swap when you get new caps. middle layers will be clear.
- looking at options to have a completely flat surface (no screw holes in the top plate using some type of acrylic glue, maybe magnets?) top layer will just be for looks and plate or inner layers will be secured with screws.
- thinking about wood option plates that can use color matches from a paint store on pantone colors with high gloss finish. think electric guitar finish. match those caps primary colors perfectly!
- tenting options tbd
end game (the ogre queen):
- i do plan on a cnc'd aluminum end game version of this at some point but the initial focus will be on the waif and getting people new to the community an easy to build and customize kit.
roadmap:
- if this goes well i will take the ogre to end game
- two peice cnc'ed acrylic and wood cases
- on the way to endgame, there will be other models.
- an ortho-linear version
- a staggered version
- a fullsize version (the ogre king)
- a hotswap/rgb per-key 'gamer' version (the ogre thief)
the philosophy:
- < $100 for the waif. leave that money for those custom cap base sets.
- i want to give back to this awesome community and get this form factor out there.
- i plan for this to be a very iterative process. it's not going to be one big group buy.
why the name ogre?
- its inspired by the asymmetrical nature of the ergo form factor. ogre ergo. ergo ogre.
- and my love of fantasy role playing games
prototypes:
i have created several prototypes including one which i've used as my daily driver for the last month or so. pictures below.
initial wooden prototype
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/16.0456f388.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/03laser.a88c7e63.jpg)
tkl plate prototype
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/06.ae5e92a4.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/15.88ee57b6.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/10.dc6c9c1d.jpg)
single pro-micro prototype
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/12.feac2cc9.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/14.65c06d86.jpg)
final hand-wire prototype. before pcb prototype
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/09.182ea6dc.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/04.6d6ef0f0.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/01.76864bf3.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/13.8a9b9332.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/07.e6b2a1e6.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/03.a7c8e13b.jpg)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/02.e09d417b.jpg)
the pcb prototype
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/pcb-split.e263d0e0.png)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/pcb.207845fd.png)
layouts
70 key. requires extra a 1.5 modifier, a R3 1.75 ctrl key and a R4 2.25 shift
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/70.0727814b.png)
68 key. tkl keys only.
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/tkl.a8e23ef6.png)
get the perfect color
with the birch wood mid-layer the ogre ergo sandwich case will give you the perfect color for your favorite caps.
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/exactly-3.beb54ac8.png)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/exactly-2.ba0adc3f.png)
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/exactly-1.12765ea2.png)
support
https://ctrlshiftba.com
(https://ctrlshiftba.com)
layouts
follow me on instagram for updates @ctrlshiftba
join my discord
https://discord.gg/KRB3A9a
(https://discord.gg/KRB3A9a)
fill out this form if you're interested
https://forms.gle/LtxssRDVAebRjEPv8
todo
design split case
design slim bezel case
add underglow to pcb design
add pcb art
pcb prototype round 2
checkout my sister project - gmk ogre
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/hero-banner.41ff0953.png) (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=101863.msg2793601#msg2793601)
update history
2019-08-02 - IC launch
2019-08-07 - split prototype and color match update
Post by: thecyangiant on Fri, 02 August 2019, 20:43:17
Post by: ReDsNoTDeAd on Fri, 02 August 2019, 21:04:48
Post by: sinnyc on Fri, 02 August 2019, 23:59:26
Post by: piit79 on Sat, 03 August 2019, 02:36:33
Just a note, for the 68 key/TKL option, the form says "uses stand tkl with 7 R4 1.75 key" - I assume that was meant to be "7 R4 1.25u keys".
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Sat, 03 August 2019, 04:44:45
I really like the idea of using a standard cap set. And I like the name, too :) I wish the primary thumb switch clusters were symmetrical, though. I am "right thumb heavy" on my splits. Maybe being left handed has something to do with it although that's total conjecture. Regardless, I'd like the ability to put a stabilizer on that innermost thumb position on the right side as well so I could use a larger keycap there instead of (or in addition to) the larger one on the left side.
Yeah I had that in my original plans then simplified. I do see other boards with multiple option stab holes in the pcb so I can see if I can work it back in. Options was a big part of my core design goals.
Post by: sinnyc on Sat, 03 August 2019, 10:30:35
I really like the idea of using a standard cap set. And I like the name, too :) I wish the primary thumb switch clusters were symmetrical, though. I am "right thumb heavy" on my splits. Maybe being left handed has something to do with it although that's total conjecture. Regardless, I'd like the ability to put a stabilizer on that innermost thumb position on the right side as well so I could use a larger keycap there instead of (or in addition to) the larger one on the left side.
Yeah I had that in my original plans then simplified. I do see other boards with multiple option stab holes in the pcb so I can see if I can work it back in. Options was a big part of my core design goals.
That's exactly what I was thinking and it would be a great option.
Post by: bobgr8 on Sat, 03 August 2019, 11:56:39
hahahahaha
same, My current keycaps are more expensive than the keeb itself!
Post by: equalunique on Sat, 03 August 2019, 16:19:06
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Post by: sinnyc on Sun, 04 August 2019, 15:17:46
ogrEƎrgo
ogrƎErgo
ogreǝrgo
ogrǝergo
OgrEƎrgO
OgrƎErgO
OgreǝrgO
OgrǝergO
And for "ergo ogre", these:
ErgoogrƎ
ƎrgoogrE
ergoogrǝ
ǝrgoogre
And I did a few with a single capital O:
ErgOgrƎ
ƎrgOgrE
ergOgrǝ
ǝrgOgre
I like ErgOgrƎ and ƎrgOgrE the best. To me the arms of the capital E's look like claws grabbing for you while the capital O is the ogre's head. Also, while looking for the code for the lettering, I discovered that a backwards E apparently means "there exists" in mathematics. So...ogres exist :P
Feel free to use any of these if you like them, ctrlshiftba
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Sun, 04 August 2019, 17:56:12
ƎrgOgrE
That's amazing I love it. I originally played around with this a bit too but it really works best with ergo coming first and really hate the name "ergo ogre" :eek: That being said I'm going to work this in somewhere, somehow... Will probably reverse the first 'r' and 2nd 'g' to go full symmetry.
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Sun, 04 August 2019, 18:04:39
Maybe in a future iteration add footprint for Elite-C / Proton-C with optional functionality. One thing I wish this board had (as well as all boards) was an integrated pointing device. TrackPoint is ideal, but a simple joystick or blackberry trackball is great too.
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I hadn't thought of the extra functionality for the elite-c. When I get to the full size version of this layout ("the ogre king") I will widen the split enough to get the numpad in the middle and will have the space below I might experiment with something below. There will be space. Thanks for the suggestion.
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Wed, 07 August 2019, 09:55:08
(https://ctrlshiftba.com/img/exactly-1.12765ea2.png)
Post by: whomad1215 on Wed, 07 August 2019, 13:37:34
Post by: RacerK1 on Wed, 07 August 2019, 16:30:58
Post by: romevi on Wed, 07 August 2019, 16:37:28
Holy centered text, baTMan.
Post by: Zephyraeon on Wed, 07 August 2019, 20:55:27
Post by: ttom on Thu, 08 August 2019, 05:39:36
Post by: MajorKoos on Thu, 08 August 2019, 08:51:15
Ideally I'd like a 7 degree angle to each hand similar to the Alice/LZ Ergo/MS Natural.
Post by: SoraNoTenshi on Thu, 08 August 2019, 09:28:53
Post by: sinnyc on Thu, 08 August 2019, 16:34:59
Looks very interesting so far, let's see how it goes!
2,000 upvotes on the Reddit post (https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/cn6ndo/shouldnt_you_get_exactly_what_you_want/) is a strong indicator that this thing is gonna go!
I want my Ogre!
Post by: Ghghop on Mon, 12 August 2019, 13:10:57
Post by: nasp on Mon, 12 August 2019, 14:32:35
Post by: piit79 on Tue, 13 August 2019, 02:11:45
updated with new info about the split prototype and custom color options.
Looks awesome! I'd like to see a larger bezel at the top for more symmetry but that's just a minor thing. The board reminds me of a "flying V" type of electric guitar
I understand that's probably what the thumb keys are for, but would you consider adding an option to use standard 2.25u Enter on the right? I would use a 2.25u space key for the thumb key instead - I don't think I'd want to get used to a thumb Enter easily, so it woulf be great to have the key where it's supposed to be
Post by: sinnyc on Wed, 28 August 2019, 11:15:44
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Wed, 28 August 2019, 11:39:19
So here’s my plan for sept...
I’m working on making some PCB changes first. I want to make a change so that when in split the pro-micros mount underneath like an iris V2 or redox. This will allow placing the TRRS jacks where the pro-micros currently are. It will also allow me to perfectly align a single pro-micro when not split. I also need to add some additional options for thumb keys sizes as the 4 I did in the first prototype worked perfectly and I can take it farther. Last for the pcb I’m going to add the underglow option.
Once the pcb is finalized I can make adjustments to the cases and finalize. I expect to be done with all design by the end of September.
I’m also toying with the idea of an even more minimal kit with just the pcb a bottom pcb and components kinda like a plaid or ergodash.
Post by: Ghghop on Wed, 28 August 2019, 14:36:40
So I’ve been traveling on vacation and am at a software conference this week.
So here’s my plan for sept...
I’m working on making some PCB changes first. I want to make a change so that when in split the pro-micros mount underneath like an iris V2 or redox. This will allow placing the TRRS jacks where the pro-micros currently are. It will also allow me to perfectly align a single pro-micro when not split. I also need to add some additional options for thumb keys sizes as the 4 I did in the first prototype worked perfectly and I can take it farther. Last for the pcb I’m going to add the underglow option.
Once the pcb is finalized I can make adjustments to the cases and finalize. I expect to be done with all design by the end of September.
I’m also toying with the idea of an even more minimal kit with just the pcb a bottom pcb and components kinda like a plaid or ergodash.
It sounds like you're being realistic and being thorough about the design. I am really looking forward to this!
Keep up the good work!
Post by: SoraNoTenshi on Thu, 12 September 2019, 03:40:41
Any updates on it? :)
Post by: psxndc on Sat, 19 October 2019, 17:54:25
Post by: _swagfrog on Sat, 19 October 2019, 20:27:07
Post by: renolo on Sat, 19 October 2019, 21:18:46
Post by: msting on Sat, 19 October 2019, 21:45:10
Post by: ctrlshiftbryan on Sun, 20 October 2019, 06:55:08
Checking in. Any update?
Big update coming by Friday. I've been 'yak shaving' but the results will be worth it. Lots to share...
Post by: ctrlshiftbryan on Sun, 20 October 2019, 06:57:53
Pretty interested in the ogre thief for the hotswap, any estimates as to when a prototype will be made?
That shouldn't be too far off. Is your interest so that you don't have to solder anything? So kailh hot swap sockets? Or would mil maxx hat you soldered yourself be ok?
Post by: ctrlshiftbryan on Sun, 20 October 2019, 06:58:37
Do you have any plans of making it staggered?
Yes...
Post by: renolo on Sun, 20 October 2019, 08:58:47
Pretty interested in the ogre thief for the hotswap, any estimates as to when a prototype will be made?
That shouldn't be too far off. Is your interest so that you don't have to solder anything? So kailh hot swap sockets? Or would mil maxx hat you soldered yourself be ok?
Well I mean, I really don't want to make the investment of buying a soldering kit, and, correct me if I'm wrong but, having to solder a hotswap kind of defeats the point doesn't it?
I'm pretty sure there's lots of people in my situation of "new to the hobby but want to try an ergo set without breaking the bank"
I wonder what a kit with kailh hotswaps would cost.....
Post by: ctrlshiftbryan on Sun, 20 October 2019, 09:31:18
Pretty interested in the ogre thief for the hotswap, any estimates as to when a prototype will be made?
That shouldn't be too far off. Is your interest so that you don't have to solder anything? So kailh hot swap sockets? Or would mil maxx hat you soldered yourself be ok?
Well I mean, I really don't want to make the investment of buying a soldering kit, and, correct me if I'm wrong but, having to solder a hotswap kind of defeats the point doesn't it?
I'm pretty sure there's lots of people in my situation of "new to the hobby but want to try an ergo set without breaking the bank"
I wonder what a kit with kailh hotswaps would cost.....
Well that is the plan eventually. It will just take a little longer and have to be a higher cost because instead of it being DIY you have to pay for the assembly of the pcb at the pcb fabricator as well as more expensive components compared to pro-micro. Based on other group buys I'd guess around $50-$60 for the PCB alone with a MOQ around 100. This doesn't leave very much left over for the acrylic case so it will definitely be more than $100 when it happens.
Post by: piit79 on Sun, 20 October 2019, 13:42:47
Well that is the plan eventually. It will just take a little longer and have to be a higher cost because instead of it being DIY you have to pay for the assembly of the pcb at the pcb fabricator as well as more expensive components compared to pro-micro. Based on other group buys I'd guess around $50-$60 for the PCB alone with a MOQ around 100. This doesn't leave very much left over for the acrylic case so it will definitely be more than $100 when it happens.
I definitely want in on this, but I'd prefer keeping it simple. I understand the appeal of presoldered hotswap sockets but I think they would increase the price significantly.
Post by: Lexxxed on Thu, 26 December 2019, 04:46:46
I'd be in for at least one - split. Would like hot swap (kailh) and rgb led per key - happy to solder it myself. Pro micro is okay but usbc and arm microwould be better (proton c) as faster and more storage. Also I would like a case with tenting, please.
Post by: sinnyc on Tue, 07 January 2020, 10:55:31
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Tue, 07 January 2020, 11:22:56
Post by: psxndc on Tue, 07 January 2020, 11:45:59
Post by: sinnyc on Tue, 07 January 2020, 20:43:15
Will have a major updates with all details on final designs by this weekend.
Nice!
Post by: Gonsterek on Tue, 14 January 2020, 01:48:09
Post by: bananasplit_00 on Tue, 14 January 2020, 02:48:23
Post by: Ghghop on Wed, 15 January 2020, 10:45:55
Post by: yuppie on Wed, 15 January 2020, 11:03:03
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Post by: ctrlshiftba on Tue, 21 January 2020, 20:30:47
Here’s a bunch of pics from the round 3 of prototypes. Added comments to explain a few things. https://imgur.com/gallery/KIWP5Hu
Targeting feb GB date although most likely will be March because Chinese New Year and need to do 1 more prototype round.
I’m still tweaking the design for the acrylic cases. I also still need to add an acrylic case for the FR plate option. That will be an acrylic case with a removable FR universal plate.
I have a universal acrylic plate but with clear low profile or acrylic tops it’s is not visually pretty so I’m thinking about adding fixed plate options for the 3 major layouts.
The universal plate and pcb supports multiple options for most of the outer column and thumb keys. Left and right half are completely symmetrical in there options.
The 3 major layouts will be “almost symmetrical” (GMK minimal in these pics), tkl (GMK wavez in pics) and “dox” (SA Godspeed ergodox caps in pics). These will be the high profile tops that are a fixed layout.
I was planning this to be the final pcb prototype but I’m going with a different factory and I want to order a small batch prototype run before the big one for the GB so I’m gonna have to do a 4th prototype. Also made a few nonfunctional mistakes in the silkscreen legends.
The manufacturer for pcb I used (all pcb) had major issues with the black matte solder mask quality and there customer service was very lacking resolving it so I do t trust them to do the group buy. Planning on switching to pcbway.
The plan on color options for now is clear (finger print magnet), frosted, Matt black and matte white top and bottom layer with clear acrylic plates and mid layers. Birchwood that can be easily color match painted to match the caps will alse be options instead of the clear acrylic inners.
Thanks for all the support and interest.
A final glamour shot. Ignore my messy basement in the background
https://imgur.com/gallery/kYEoN0k
Post by: bananasplit_00 on Wed, 22 January 2020, 01:07:41
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Wed, 22 January 2020, 07:10:53
Post by: Ghghop on Wed, 22 January 2020, 08:08:28
Post by: nguyenhimself on Wed, 22 January 2020, 08:26:42
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Wed, 22 January 2020, 08:36:14
I really like the look of this. Any plan for Alps support? Thanks.
Not in this first DIY/kit go round. Had to stick to MX only to support all the options on thumbs and outer rows. Alps would have to be its own alps only PCB.
Post by: TheDrewscriver on Wed, 22 January 2020, 11:59:49
Post by: D3LTA on Thu, 23 January 2020, 10:28:10
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Thu, 23 January 2020, 11:30:27
Can anyone help with summarizing the differences between the 'almost symmetric' and 'TKL' versions. As well as pros / cons?
So you will basically be able to build which ever layout you have keycaps for.
A big part of this design is that it is a DIY kit that you will build and customize as you want so it gives many options.
'almost symmetric' - is 70 keys where it is perfectly symmetric except for the thumbs. It requires stand tkl keycaps, plus and extra 2.25u shift, and row 3 1.75u ctrl key for the right side, and then 1u row4 mods next to the arrow keys and a 1.5 mod to place next to the return thumb key. Almost all GMK base sets have these keys.
'tkl' - will support something like https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2352 that has none of those non-standard keys. So, it replaces those missing keys with 1.25 row 4 modifier keys and removes the two row 4 1u mod keys altogether making it only 68.
A big part of using an ergo layout is using QMK to program things like mod taps and layers so many of those keys are there more for aesthetics anyways.
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Post by: D3LTA on Thu, 23 January 2020, 12:13:02
Post by: sinnyc on Thu, 23 January 2020, 13:29:47
Post by: i luv chuletas on Fri, 24 January 2020, 08:19:28
Post by: ctrlshiftba on Fri, 24 January 2020, 20:23:53
This is looking hot af, specially with that glamour shot. Personal question though.. How's the sound signature on the sandwiched acrylic build you have here? Thanks!
I'm not sure how to best answer this as I don't really have much to compare it to. So far its largely dependent on switches and caps as you would expect. I do have a more standard 65% gasket aluminum board I expect to build over the next month so I should be able to answer this better once I have that build to compare it to. Stay tuned.
Post by: DarkSphere00 on Thu, 30 January 2020, 17:23:17
This looks amazing, I love in particular that it can be used with traditional keycap sets while maintaining the compatibility with traditional Ergodox keys too.
Also the design looks really great, I love it.
I know this is probably super-late so it will most probably not make it to the GB, but I would however recommend that you find some way to let us tent the split halves: tenting is a big deal on this kind of board designs, and it's the only real thing this board misses to be perfect.
It's not necessary to think of something too fancy: simply adding support for the Ergodox-EZ tenting kit like the Iris case does (https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/a2re8f/iris_3d_printed_mid_with_ergodox_ez_tenting_legs/) would be perfect in my opinion, but also just some screw-holes I believe could be enough.
Great project nonetheless! It's great to see innovation being brought to these ergo layouts.
Post by: mr.squishy on Thu, 30 January 2020, 21:27:30
Post by: Magas on Fri, 31 January 2020, 15:53:14
Post by: Narf on Mon, 03 February 2020, 13:42:03
I like the fact that there will be high profile cases, but I wanted to give a bit of feedback on the overall case design: I think it would look better with less aggressive bottom outside corners. The split hand case with the edge that follows the different lengths of the outer modifiers is interesting, but I think it might look a bit cleaner with straight lines.
Also, have you considered giving the single board a slight inward rotation (Like 6~8 degrees)? The halves are probably far enough away that ergonomics will be fine, but it might be something worth looking at.
Either way, I would go in on a GB for either the split hand or single board. I would love to be able to use beautiful colorways on and ergo board. I like the symmetry of the 70 key build better than the TKL.
Post by: i luv chuletas on Mon, 10 February 2020, 11:08:12
Both the split board and the single board look very cool. I have been working on a similar ortholinear layout, so it is cool to see something like this actually built.
I like the fact that there will be high profile cases, but I wanted to give a bit of feedback on the overall case design: I think it would look better with less aggressive bottom outside corners. The split hand case with the edge that follows the different lengths of the outer modifiers is interesting, but I think it might look a bit cleaner with straight lines.
Also, have you considered giving the single board a slight inward rotation (Like 6~8 degrees)? The halves are probably far enough away that ergonomics will be fine, but it might be something worth looking at.
Either way, I would go in on a GB for either the split hand or single board. I would love to be able to use beautiful colorways on and ergo board. I like the symmetry of the 70 key build better than the TKL.
I'll +1 on the ergonomics side of thing. Any chance that we may get some rotation on the signle board? I'm personally interested in that more than on the split, but had not realized it had no rotations to it whatsoever :(
Post by: Magas on Mon, 02 March 2020, 09:51:53
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Post by: CrazyAssMonkey on Wed, 20 May 2020, 22:37:09
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yo wtf this looks awesome jajajaja.
Coild you tell me the dimensions?
Post by: riterdando on Sun, 31 May 2020, 14:48:09
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yo wtf this looks awesome jajajaja.
Coild you tell me the dimensions?
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Post by: piit79 on Fri, 12 June 2020, 04:53:08
It seems the creator (u/ctrlshiftba) is still posting about it on Reddit, including one just a few days ago, so I suspect we'll see some updates here soon.It's a shame he's neglecting GH...
Post by: KRY2SOON on Fri, 12 June 2020, 09:33:15
Post by: Zeelobby on Fri, 12 June 2020, 21:31:21
It seems the creator (u/ctrlshiftba) is still posting about it on Reddit, including one just a few days ago, so I suspect we'll see some updates here soon.You got a link? I can't seem to find em. Last I can find is 4 months ago.
Post by: psxndc on Sat, 13 June 2020, 00:57:22
I too went back and looked. It wasn't a post that said "ogre ergo soon," it was a milkshake post.It seems the creator (u/ctrlshiftba) is still posting about it on Reddit, including one just a few days ago, so I suspect we'll see some updates here soon.You got a link? I can't seem to find em. Last I can find is 4 months ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/gxcjy4/i_love_being_a_weirdo/
Post by: Armaguard on Mon, 27 July 2020, 01:55:11
Hoping for an update soon!
Post by: baobaozi on Mon, 17 August 2020, 08:28:00
(in split form!)
Post by: psxndc on Tue, 08 September 2020, 03:47:48
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