Oh I see, I guess you could have a problem fitting both RGB leds and the diodes in the switches. The components I used are small enough to fit though. And also, for this iteration, I soldered the diodes under the board, which does make the keyboard a little bit taller.
I am not sure what you mean, I understand that column staggering is the fact that some columns are not aligned, so this keyboard does have staggered columns.
Anyway, the placement of the keys was not a problem during soldering, the problems came from the switches themselves and the small diodes. I don't think moving the switches would have changed anything.
Oh I see, I guess you could have a problem fitting both RGB leds and the diodes in the switches. The components I used are small enough to fit though. And also, for this iteration, I soldered the diodes under the board, which does make the keyboard a little bit taller.
It is split, columnar, and it feels good for me :p
I am not sure what you mean, I understand that column staggering is the fact that some columns are not aligned, so this keyboard does have staggered columns.
Anyway, the placement of the keys was not a problem during soldering, the problems came from the switches themselves and the small diodes. I don't think moving the switches would have changed anything.
There's https://github.com/gsl12/Tiny-M It's 150mm³, and at the bottom there's a mod for 190mm³
I found this and other cool looking mods on https://3dprintersforants.com/
(I am not related to the authors of these mods and website, and I don't even own a voron... yet)