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Cantor Remix Keyboard Kit

Cantor Remix Keyboard Kit

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The Cantor Remix keyboard is a 36 key diodeless split keyboard modified from the original Cantor Keyboard.

This version has 2 changes over the original:
  • 36 Keys: removed the outer column while keeping the original schematic
  • Custom Silkscreen: removed details from the silkscreen layer and added a geometric pattern (I tried to camouflage the Blackpills a bit)

The keyboard uses choc switches with choc spacing.

Why diodeless?
A diodeless design reduces the keyboard assembly time, as the amount of components to solder is significantly reduced. Moreover, soldering diodes can cause trouble during the keyboard build. Diodes need to be placed in the correct direction, if not, the keys won't work well! Eliminating diodes will prevent many errors during the assembly process.

Kit Includes
2 x Cantor PCBs
2 x TRRS Sockets
1 x TRRS Cable
8 x Rubber Feet

Required to Complete
36 x Choc Low Profile Keycaps

Optional Items
2 x 40 Pin Machined Breakable Female Header (Enable Controller Hot Swap)
4 x 25 Pack Mill-Max Machined Pins

Build Instructions
Cantor Remix Build Guide

This keyboard is designed by nilokr
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Customer Reviews

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Igor Tarakanov
Awesome keyboard kit

I ordered this kit with almost everything I need to build from this store and I can’t recommend it enough ;)
Owner send my order very quickly. I had one question about delivery and the response from store team was fast as well.
Only thing I did wrong was an attempt to solder a hot swap sockets into a pcb. Ether my soldering skills sucks or sockets are incompatible with this pcb. As a result I messed up one half of a keyboard… And I have no doubts to order one more kit right away. So if you are reading this and wanna build this keyboard with hot swap you better be awesome at soldering or order two kits as I should at the first place.
Overall I am very happy with my keyboard and store choice

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