• Lumberjack 5x12 Ortholinear Keyboard Kit KEEBD
  • Lumberjack 5x12 Ortholinear Keyboard Kit KEEBD
1 2

Lumberjack 5x12 Ortholinear Keyboard Kit

Lumberjack 5x12 Ortholinear Keyboard Kit

$82.00 CAD
$82.00 CAD
Sale Sold out
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Switch Plates
×
KEEBD - Keyboards, Cases, Switches, Parts and Accessories

Stock notification

Get an email when this product is back in stock.

Lumberjack 5x12 Ortholinear Keyboard Kit

We respect your privacy and don't share your email with anybody.

...
Lumberjack is a split 5x12 ortholinear keyboard using through-hole components only.
  • Designed to be easy to build with minimal soldering experience. 
  • All through-hole components, no SMD soldering required. 
  • Get that visible component aesthetic in a standard 60% tray-mount case. 
  • Supports both USB Mini and USB-C. 
  • Plateless or with FR4 switch plates. 
Current Version: v1.7
This keyboard runs QMK and is configurable with Via, the find the via firmware can be found here.
Note: The ATMEGA328P Microcontroller chip included comes with a bootloader flashed meaning once built you will only be required to flash the firmware with the keymap of choice to your Lumberjack.
 
Kit Includes
1 x Lumberjack PCB
2 x FR4 Switch Plates (If chosen in either MX or Alps)
1 x Acrylic Component Cover
1 x ATMEGA328P-PU Microcontroller
1 x 28 Pin Narrow IC Socket
60 x Diodes (Through Hole)
2 x 3.6V Zener Diodes
2 x 22pF Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors
2 x 100nF Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors
1 x 4.7uF Electrolytic Capacitor
1 x 100mA Polyfuse
1 x USB-C Port
1 x 3mm Red LED
1 x 3mm Green LED
2 x 6x6 Tactile Switches
1 x 16MHz Crystal
2 x 75Ω Resistors
3 x 1.5kΩ Resistors
2 x 5.1kΩ Resistors
1 x 10kΩ Resistor
4 x 4mm Screws
4 x 6mm Screws
4 x 10mm Brass Standoffs
Required to Complete
Optional Items
120 x 0305 Mill-Max Sockets (Hot Swap Switches)
120 x 7305 Mill-Max Sockets (Hot Swap Switches)
Build Instructions
This keyboard was designed by Peej.
View full details

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
100%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
I
I Smith
Great Keyboard

Has become my main driver since owning it for a few weeks now. Came from Ferris sweep (split) which work well, but they require using at a desk or table. I do a lot of writing while travelling so a needed something that I can sit over my laptop. This achieved that while maintaining (some of) the benefits of a split setup.

Build was easy, other than the USB-C. Ended up frying my first board and had to order another one (live and learn). I wouldn’t run this pcb without a case though, so you should really consider this kit incomplete (unless you already have a standard 60% case lying around).

User picture
W
Wesper
Awesome!

I love the feel and being able to see all the inner workings of my board, so cool.

E
Edward

Split uniboards are my jam. Get this, a Waka and maybe a Reviung and you got some good split unis. The kit I received wasnt complete. Missing standoffs and screws and some resistors. Thankfully I had everything I needed to fill in the missing pieces. Overall an easy board to put together and its nice having two 2u space bars like the Waka.