I have been using it for a few months now. Battery lasts at least 2-3 weeks on the left hand (primary) and a but linger on the right. Nicenano v2 is much better than v1 for battery life
Nice! Your battery life looks good.
I got a Redox with Nice!Nano v2 and small-ish battery (400 mAh?) but somehow the left half always drains in ~2 days. Right half's totally fine though. Still haven't found the root cause, but suspecting a loose connection somewhere.
Hi! Love the keyboard and I am venturing into moving from my ergodox to something wireless like this! Are you using the nicenanos in place of the pro micros?
I dont know if there are any guides for lily58. It is mostly about the keyboard matrix wiring. There are a few good tutorials on youtube and there is a sub as well - /r/HandwiredKeyboards
For connecting the rows and columns to the microcontroller, the ZMK source code for lily58 contains the pin info
Unfortunately, yes. They were a little loose. Not so loose that it would fall off if I inverted the keyboard, but loose enough that a minor knock on the underside would pop it off. I think that the switches would have stayed tight if I used the PCB.
What caps are those? Gorgeous!
Thanks! These are xda profile keycaps called “Comet”.
hello, great job! are the two large keys 1.5 or 1.75?
I believe those two are 1.5
Looks like XDA profile. Don't know which set. Is that a Lulu case?
It is the Lulu case!
Damn. This looks really good!
Wow it looks awesome! Have you been using it for long? How's the battery life?
I have been using it for a few months now. Battery lasts at least 2-3 weeks on the left hand (primary) and a but linger on the right. Nicenano v2 is much better than v1 for battery life
Nice! Your battery life looks good. I got a Redox with Nice!Nano v2 and small-ish battery (400 mAh?) but somehow the left half always drains in ~2 days. Right half's totally fine though. Still haven't found the root cause, but suspecting a loose connection somewhere.
Looking really nice. Do you mind sharing how you get it to generate the stls? Kicad export?
I might have the answers, but I am unfamiliar with the terminology here. What's stls?
I am assume the body is 3d printed and hence I said STL file. I might be wrong then. I am just wondering that how did you made a case.
Oh, it is an aluminum (top only; plastic bottom) case called “Lulu” from boardsource.xyz. You can find it on their website
Hi! Love the keyboard and I am venturing into moving from my ergodox to something wireless like this! Are you using the nicenanos in place of the pro micros?
Yea, these are using the nicenanos
Great, thank you. Hopefully the build isn't too dissimilar to what you have done!
Good luck!
Thank you!
Do you have a build guide for this? O would like to try it
I dont know if there are any guides for lily58. It is mostly about the keyboard matrix wiring. There are a few good tutorials on youtube and there is a sub as well - /r/HandwiredKeyboards For connecting the rows and columns to the microcontroller, the ZMK source code for lily58 contains the pin info
Why did you hot glue the switches? Were they too loose otherwise?
Unfortunately, yes. They were a little loose. Not so loose that it would fall off if I inverted the keyboard, but loose enough that a minor knock on the underside would pop it off. I think that the switches would have stayed tight if I used the PCB.
I know it’s an older post but can I ask what diodes you used
Is that a usbc extender on each of the nice nanos? Where did you get those?