Corne Wireless Split Keyboard Build

[@kyleMcBurnett]

Brilliant editing. Nice keyboard.

[@artfz9808]

Nice build mate, it looks awesome. Can't wait to acquire mine!

[@lvntbkdmr]

Glad you like it!

[@artfz9808]

Hi again, one question, where did you get the sockets you use for the nice nano?

[@lvntbkdmr]

@@artfz9808hi, typeractive.xyz sells them as “EZ-Solder Machine Sockets and Headers”

[@ismailhasr6118]

Muhteşem kanal, muhteşem içerikler. 38. aboneniz olarak 380.000 aboneye sahip olacağınız günlerin çok yakın olduğunu düşünüyorum.Videolarınızın devamını merakla bekliyorum.

[@lvntbkdmr]

Çok teşekkürler :) KZbinr değilim, arada kendim için videolar yapıyorum. Amacım abone kasmak değil tabi, umarım böyle motive edecek daha fazla insana ulaşır videolar.

[@Zam432F]

Love cool videos like this. Innovation always comes from the ppl. Free the patents!! Can’t wait until the ultimate input device is created!!!

[@7pri2]

Hey, I am curious about this: who has which patents and how much more it costs because of it? and how much more "what" costs? the pieces to build it? the full built keyboard? ...?

[@0xIg_dev]

nice quality video! loved it

[@lvntbkdmr]

Thanks for your feedback

[@selimbirben]

Elinize sağlık çok güzel bir video olmuş. Bu tür hobilerde türkleri görmek zor malum ekonomik şartlardan dolayı. Teşekkürler.

[@JVSd-SG]

dsa keycaps profile? which switches? are you still using this keyboard or think to change?

[@fsdc100]

Hi !, what options can be cheaper for micro controllers and e-links display ?

[@nikre]

led ve switch soketlerini hazır lehimli almışsınız, işkence puanınızdan kırıyorum. ama sonuç olarak güzel bir çalışma olmuş, elinize sağlık.

[@lvntbkdmr]

@@nikre farklı bir buildde orjinal corne pcb si bastırıp hotswap soketleri tek tek lehimleyerek o işkenceyi çektim hocam merak etmeyin 😂 sonucunda fazla ısıtmaktan kalkan bakır yollar, kopan switch ayakları vs derken o uğraşa değmeyeceğine karar vererek hazır aldım geçtim 👍 girilen zahmete değmeyecek kadar ucuz çünkü.

[@nikre]

@@lvntbkdmr ben de unsoldered corne kit (hotswitch soketli) almış bulundum. lehim antrenmanlarına başlıyorum. çektiğiniz çileler yolumu aydınlatacak. gözünüz arkada kalmasın.

[@nikre]

switchlerin bulunduğu top plate alüminyum mu aldığınız kitte?

[@lvntbkdmr]

@@nikreyok orası normal pcb. Case den bahediyosanız eğer şu anda typeractive alüminyum case satıyor ama benimki plastik.

[@keremk13]

Abone sayısını 50 yapalım :) Uzun zamandır araştırıyorum bu klavyeyi. Türkiye'de mi yaşıyorsun, eğer öyleyse kargo gümrük vergisi vs ne kadar tuttu? Kargoda sıkıntı yaşadın mı? Bir türlü cesaret edip de sipariş veremedim :)

[@lvntbkdmr]

Evet Ankara da yaşıyorum. 2 parca halinde sipariş verirsen daha iyi olur, tek sipariş 150 dolar gecmeyecek sekilde. Ben bir sorun yaşamadım, tabi gümrük vergilerini ödedim.

[@keremk13]

@@lvntbkdmr teşekkürler :)

[@sergei_x1000]

You hold your hands like on your regular keyboard.. Then why do you need this one?

[@lvntbkdmr]

I did not quite understand what you meant by that, how would I hold my hands alternatively? If the distance between my hands is the issue here, I sometimes position them wide apart, aligned with my shoulder width. However, my need for a split keyboard didn’t arise from health issues or wrist discomfort, as it might for others. For me, it's more of an interest-driven, hobby-like journey. It all started with my desire to learn touch typing. I had been using a standard ISO-layout Turkish keyboard for over 20 years, primarily with "hunt-and-peck" typing. When I began practicing touch typing, I noticed that most online exercises focused on ANSI English-layout keyboards. So, I bought an ANSI keyboard, but I still struggled to use the correct fingers, especially for edge keys like Y, T, H, G, N, and B. I thought that physically separating the left and right parts of the keyboard might help me learn touch typing more easily. And it worked! I’ve been touch typing with proper finger placement for over a year now. On the other hand, I've lost my ability to use "normal" keyboards :) It feels so much more natural and comfortable to use a split keyboard now, and I don’t think I could ever go back.

[@unaddan]

it's his money.

[@redflameken]

Probably means the distance between your keyboard, your hands are angled inward instead of being straight. I interpreted this as you trying to fit it into the camera.

[@lvntbkdmr]

@@redflameken ah I got it, yes it was because I was trying to fit into the scene and it was really my first time trying a split keyboard.

[@pinch-of-salt]

what do you mean at 0:54 low profile pins? what dimensions??

[@lvntbkdmr]

hey thanks for the comment. I tried to warn you not to use those standard header pins that comes with nice nano boards. Instead, use "EZ-Solder Machine Sockets and Headers" from typeractive because those are low profile ones that lefts you enough space to use nice view oled display on top the board. If you use standard header pins on the nice nano. You will need to use higher headers for nice view which will not be compatible with typeractive's own 3d printed cases.

[@UBO58]

How and for what purpose are displays used with split keyboards?

[@mattschaab]

They are mostly used on wireless ones to monitor the connectivity between the halves and to the machine they are transmitting.

[@UBO58]

@@mattschaab Thanks a lot!

[@AndrewTateTopG1]

How much did it all cost you?

[@Turbo-DF]

i knew i was ahead of the curve by maining locked cam on league

[@flowerrin6835]

hey Lev,I'm quited eager to get one wireless corne for lay down coding, under which situation my legs will be placed between two splits.Wanna ask if you encounter any connection issue when something placed between two halves.

[@lvntbkdmr]

Hey, I tried that for you and put two halves next to my legs and there was no connection issues.

[@flowerrin6835]

appreciate it * 100 lev!!!@@lvntbkdmr

[@FernandezEmG]

only if you have too msny bluetooth devices active especially in between

[@SystemSigma_]

Do the oled displays drain battery fast? Does it support wired mouse with trrs cable?

[@lvntbkdmr]

Displays do not drain that much since these displays are specifically designed for keyboard usage and they are e-ink based. I did not test from full charge to zero but I always keep my keyboard on, and batteries lasts for days because after some point, they go into sleep mode. As for the mouse support, it doesn’t support a wired mouse since pcb doesn’t have any trrs port on it.

[@hvuitsme]

How did you create the image for those 2 screens? Is there a source available? (near the end of the video)

[@lvntbkdmr]

What do you mean by image for 2 screens? If you mean the video and screencast together, I made it manually. I recorded me while typing and also recorded my screen and put them together in a video editing software (final cut pro x)

[@hvuitsme]

@@lvntbkdmr I mean the keyboard display, I want its source for reference =V(screen code to output the image)

[@lvntbkdmr]

@@hvuitsmeah ok, I created the firmware image through typeractive.xyz documentation. docs.typeractive.xyz/build-guides/corne-wireless

[@josemalpica4608]

How Many time have battery ??

[@yeri_pratama]

👍

[@chandradenny]

where do you purchase all the components?

[@lvntbkdmr]

typeractive.xyz

[@sinra4871]

Top, thank !

[@ayxxnshxrif]

How much total cost ?

[@lvntbkdmr]

hey thanks for the comment! You can check typeractive's website for current prices, but when I looked it now, the same specs that I build in this video costs around $220. However, that price is applicable for the US. If you live in another country like me, you will also need to pay for the customs and duty on top of that.

[@orcofnbu]

i do not understand why nobody makes membrane split keyboard. mechanical ones are too expensive

[@SparQz]

Or hall effect...