Tucky Two Instances

Stephan (Rollercole) Møller‘s Tucky Two Instances is a customized low-profile cut up keyboard supporting hotswap ChocV1 and ChocV2 switches. With a single thumb key per half.

The thumb being the strongest finger is a fallacy. The cool factor about customized keyboards is that you could design the board on your personal wants. I are likely to get thumb ache from a number of thumb keys, main me to this design selection intentionally – rollercole.

That mentioned, the thumb place ended up being too tucked in for the writer, and there’s additionally a routing difficulty — construct at your individual threat!

• 30 keys (5×3+1-ish columnar cut up)
• Choc switches, hotswap
• Professional Micro footprint for the MCU
• encoders on each side
• working zigmkay firmware

Printed on Sat sixteenth Might 2026. Featured in KBD #211 (supply).

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