[GB] Ellipse Keyboard Kit

DESCRIPTION

Curviest 60% on the market

From the designer:

Having been in the hobby for a while (since late 2015), I’ve seen plenty of 60% designs, trends and features. This made me hesitant to do a standard layout design as I didn’t know what to add to the table without the design looking… like a nice rectangle.

Ellipse is my take on the always popular and in-demand 60% keyboard layout. It also marks a new chapter in my journey in keyboard design. I thought about making Ellipse a bit more… different while still keeping it sleek, modern and versatile.

DETAILS

• Lovely and unique elliptic curve to the front and back of the keyboard.
  
• Compatibility: designed with long-term support in mind. Compatible with
• Bakeneko60-like PCBs, open-source plate file availability for all layout options.
  
• Case layout options: Winkeyless (WKL) or Winkey (WK).
  
• Three mounting styles for end-user to explore:
  
• “Hamburger” mount - offering that “old-school” top-mount with softening the upstroke.
  
• Isolation gasket mount - everybody likes a tasty sandwich, heh?
  
• O-ring mount - keeping up with the trends and that o-so-nice thock.
  
• Hybrid mount (Experimental) - "Hamburger" mount in the back, gasket mount in the front and vice-versa.
• Typing angle: 6 degrees
  
• Case materials: Aluminium case w/ brass accent piece.
  
• Plate materials: Aluminium; FR4; POM; Carbon Fiber.

INCLUSIONS

• Top and bottom case
  
• Full aluminium plate in black - ANSI with Tsangan bottom row
  
• CK carry case + microfiber cloth
  
• case screws (8x), plate screws (6x), DB screws (4x), gaskets (8x), gummy O-ring (duro - 50A (1x), "hamburger" O-rings
• PCB (1x - solderable OR hot-swap, depending on your choice)
  
• DB with JST cable (1x)
  
• Custom die-cut bumpons/feet (4x)

TIMELINE

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DISCLAIMER

The images shown are used for illustrative purposes only. While we aim to accurately estimate and reproduce colours, there may be minor variations in the colour of the actual product because of the nature of dyes, environmental lighting, and differences in display output due to lighting and digital photography and colour settings and capabilities of monitors.