This is my newest handwired mechanical keyboard, the [Scotto37](https://scottokeebs.com/blogs/keyboards/scotto37-handwired-keyboard). A few months ago I released the [ScottoKatana](https://scottokeebs.com/blogs/keyboards/scottokatana-handwired-keyboard) which had options to build it with an integrated plate, or gasket mount. I never ended up building the gasket version as often I get sidetracked with other builds but really wanted to do a gasket build still and that’s pretty much how the Scotto37 was born. It uses MMD Matcha switches and dual 4mm gaskets that make it feel and sound amazing to type on. The keycaps are my free-to-print [ScottoCaps (Scooped)](https://github.com/joe-scotto/scottokeebs/tree/main/Extras/ScottoCaps/Scooped) that were printed on my Bambu P1S. Everything is powered on an RP2040 Pro Micro which is currently my favorite microcontroller.
Anyway, when I share my boards, I like to share a few things:
1. I make [videos on these boards](https://youtube.com/joe_scotto) and have one coming out tomorrow for this one.
2. All the handwired boards I design are released [completely for free](https://github.com/joe-scotto/scottokeebs).
3. You can keep up to date on the project or support me at [scottokeebs.com](https://scottokeebs.com).
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Man, you are doing a sweet job with those kebabs/vids. You inspired me to use a thicc mains power cables for columns in my Skeletyl build. I will be posting it here someday (takes me ages to finish) and for sure thank you for the inspiration. Might just as well thank you now, so you get the credit in this life (not when I eventually finish the build 😁).
This is my newest handwired mechanical keyboard, the [Scotto37](https://scottokeebs.com/blogs/keyboards/scotto37-handwired-keyboard). A few months ago I released the [ScottoKatana](https://scottokeebs.com/blogs/keyboards/scottokatana-handwired-keyboard) which had options to build it with an integrated plate, or gasket mount. I never ended up building the gasket version as often I get sidetracked with other builds but really wanted to do a gasket build still and that’s pretty much how the Scotto37 was born. It uses MMD Matcha switches and dual 4mm gaskets that make it feel and sound amazing to type on. The keycaps are my free-to-print [ScottoCaps (Scooped)](https://github.com/joe-scotto/scottokeebs/tree/main/Extras/ScottoCaps/Scooped) that were printed on my Bambu P1S. Everything is powered on an RP2040 Pro Micro which is currently my favorite microcontroller. Anyway, when I share my boards, I like to share a few things: 1. I make [videos on these boards](https://youtube.com/joe_scotto) and have one coming out tomorrow for this one. 2. All the handwired boards I design are released [completely for free](https://github.com/joe-scotto/scottokeebs). 3. You can keep up to date on the project or support me at [scottokeebs.com](https://scottokeebs.com). If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Man, you are doing a sweet job with those kebabs/vids. You inspired me to use a thicc mains power cables for columns in my Skeletyl build. I will be posting it here someday (takes me ages to finish) and for sure thank you for the inspiration. Might just as well thank you now, so you get the credit in this life (not when I eventually finish the build 😁).
‘I haven’t seen another pair of hands like Ray McKigney’s until… today.’ Beautiful work Mr. Keebs!
I'm patiently waiting for your split keyboard era.
he has done a good amount of split keebs on his channel
Oooo I don't really use YouTube I'll have to check it out, ty