Open-source KiCad boards

8 match “davidfriar”

Printed circuit boards designed in KiCad and published on GitHub, each with its parts, layers and size, its README and its files; open any of them in PCBKit.

2 layers90 × 73 mm
Left
davidfriar/the26

28 parts
2 layers111.6 × 82.3 mm
Left routed
davidfriar/the46

53 parts
2 layers252.4 × 81 mm
New45
davidfriar/new45

96 parts
2 layers33.5 × 18 mm
Daughterboard
davidfriar/the26

6 parts
2 layers47.6 × 42.9 mm
Daughterboard
davidfriar/new45

10 parts
2 layers138.1 × 81 mm
Split45right
davidfriar/split45
A 45 percent split keyboard with horizontal stagger
58 partsMIT
2 layers133.4 × 81 mm
Split45left
davidfriar/split45
A 45 percent split keyboard with horizontal stagger
56 partsMIT
2 layers252.4 × 81 mm
Thefortyfive
davidfriar/thefortyfive
This is The Forty Five, an open source forty five percent mechanical keyboard, allegedly designed by Old Badger.
104 parts