The PetruziaMini is my first handwired ortholinear mechanical keyboard, fully 3d printed (except switch, cables, screws and controller obviously), inspired in the number of keys and keymap from some 34/36 keys split keyboards (like the ferris/the corne).
The aim of the project was to create a printable keyboard in as few pieces as possible, even on a 220x220 printer plate.
If you follow the pinout order i used soldering the matrix to the promicro you can use the QMK configurator to create your keymaps or you can write your own qmk firmware!
Column | Pin | Row | Pin |
---|---|---|---|
0 | D7 | 0 | B4 |
1 | C6 | 1 | E6 |
2 | D4 | 2 | B3 |
3 | D0 | 3 | B2 |
4 | D1 | ||
5 | F4 | ||
6 | F5 | ||
7 | F6 | ||
8 | F7 | ||
9 | B1 |
If you are new in handwiring you can find guides i used here and here! Good luck and have fun!
Some print instructions:
You will also need:
x1 | Pro Micro compatible controller |
x9 | M2 x 15mm spacers |
x18 | M2 screws |
x4 | M3 threaded inserts |
x4 | M3 screws |
x36 | 1N4148 Diodes |
Cables on your choice | |
x36 | Mechanical switch |
x2 | 2u plate mount stabs |
x34 | 1u keycaps |
x1 | 2.25u keycaps |
x1 | 2.75u keycaps |
I printed mine with a Creality Ender 3 V3 SE