Hand-wired, 3D printed case, laser cut switch plate, “laser dye sub” keycaps, custom layout.
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It's not a world apart from what the keyboard world calls a "96%". I made sure no key was wide enough to need additional stabilizing clips, which led to the split space among other changes, but layout-wise it's not too far off from several numpad laptop keyboards I've used over the years. It has been very liveable, and it's on my work computer now.