VoidPointer

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VoidPointer

Rafael Furlanetto Casamaximo launched his wi-fi 65% voidPointer with uncovered diodes.

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Printed December 24, 2025

The voidPointer by Rafael Furlanetto Casamaximo (aka ElectronicTrash2600), impressed by the Self-discipline, is an open-source wi-fi board with properly uncovered diodes.

I made my very own mechanical keyboard from the 0. I began with the Self-discipline open supply keyboard, and finally modified it a lot that it is not an adaptation anymore. It incorporates a wi-fi microcontroller, switching from the ATMega to the great!nano or a appropriate micro – Peter.

Options

• 65% structure, 68 keys
• MX switches, soldered
• good!nano v2 or SuperMini nRF52840 controller
• screw-in stab help
• energy change
• each ZMK firmware

Printed on Wed twenty fourth Dec 2025. Featured in KBD #204.

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