IrisEvo

I’ve been using a Keeb.io Iris v2 for a year or so and loved it. Then I got a BD9 and that lived between the two halves of the Iris (used this mostly for Tmux macros). I eventually made a 3D printed tent setup that was very comfortable. This setup was very usable, but I got tired of the two split halves moving relative to each other and also wanted a single USB cable. Also my tenting angle was close to what I wanted, but not perfect for me.

This IrisEvo is a hand wired Iris + BD9 in concept, but all on one Proton C. I also modeled and 3D printed the case, using the Iris and BD9 for layout. Switches are Gateron Browns.

- I modeled this in Fusion 360, starting with the Iris plate outlines to get the switch layout. Then tented and sorta tried to make it into a usable shape. I just added the middle section, which I tried to make look consistent with the sides. The middle layout is a little nutty, but it works well enough for me and I like the look. It's definitely not meat for touch