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You made my day, man ! Thank you so much !

It's my pleasure to serve ! 🤝🍻 Ty!

It is DZ60RGB

@@kriscables thanks man

Smoked and Frosted base plate acrylic colors

240 degree Celsius !

Any Lily58 case work with nice!nano controllers (wireless and/or wired) and you have access to anything you'll need.

You can get the Lily58 also pre-soldered using my build service: kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-build-service/

@@kriscables 👀

When it comes to soldering there are many techniques. The one shown i use when i have tight space and i do need to control better the amount of solder or i do have any other restrain. Otherwise i do use the classic technique: tin the footprint and then heat the component and solder it into place.

@@kriscables well just finished soldering controller, switches and diodes for my first board (lily58 as in video) and i have 4 switches that dont work. I think melted something on the board or components by making it too hot with my dodgy soldering. Any advice for fixing that sort of thing would be greatly appreciated right now! :)

very bad form to heat solder not work.. it won't last like that.

Many thanks ! 240 degree Celsius

Thank you! @@kriscables

Yes, you can add OLED Display to Lily58 Pro kriscables.com/product/oled-display/ Check this video i made also related to oled screen: ruclips.net/video/7pTa-x7BiP0/видео.htmlsi=VGPgPrXmWEv3Qapv

I used through hole diode legs, but i recommend using mill max pins kriscables.com/product/mill-max-socket-pins/

it is indeed, in the future videos i'll include it

Yes, you can add the build service + the Lily58 Pro DIY Kit + 2x Controllers + extra parts you would need and you'll receive a Pre-Built one. You'll only need to insert the switches into plates and assembly the plates/case. kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-build-service/

Handwire Rotary Encoder to Lily58 Pro Guide kriscables.com/handwire-rotary-encoder-split-keyboard/

YES

Corne has smaller vertical stagger.

It's a KBD67 R2 with EPBT BoW Keycaps

Hello, 1) If you have pro micro socketed (with controller sockets + mill max pins) - just take them out and substitute with Nice!Nano controllers ( you can get them from here: kriscables.com/product/nicenano/ ) 2) Flash the nice!nano with ZMK Firmwate (here is the guide for that: kriscables.com/zmk-firmware-nicenano/ ) 3) Solder the batteries to nice!nano Done !

@@kriscables Coolio. Thanks for the help!

You have to solder the hotswap sockets, diodes, controller, trrs etc or use the solder/build service for it to come already soldered: kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-build-service/

@@kriscables Thank you very much 🙏

Do you need number row ? Then Lily58 Pro, otherwise Corne. Lily is 58 keys, Corne - 42 keys. Lily58 Pro doesn't have RGB underglow, nor per-key RGB, but Corne Cherry V3 does have both. Soldering rgb leds isn't easy and not beginner friendly though. Both can be built wireless with nice!nano + zmk firmware. Both support OLED Screens. Hope this helps on the decision :) Here are some links in case you want to check: Corne Cherry V3: kriscables.com/product/corne-cherry-kit/ Nice!Nano controller to make your keyboard wireless: kriscables.com/product/nicenano/

@@kriscables honestly i think i am probably go for the lily58, i do like how small the corne is but not having a num row is gunna be painful plus i dont know shit on how to make it wireless so i dont make a difference to me tbh

@@Nukunyx to make Corne or Lily58 Pro wireless you need to compile ZMK firmware + 2x Nice!Nano. I have a guide for that here: kriscables.com/zmk-firmware-nicenano/

@@kriscables okii ty honestly i dont really mind it being wires but yea pretty nice that i could make it wireless

appreciate your words, means a ton to me !

Glad to know it helped ! I might have something coming soon related to Corne split :) Keep an eye on my blog kriscables.com/blog

@@kriscables I already saved it for future reference haha. Thank you!

It's required. You need to solder on the TRRS sockets, the microcontrollers and the switches or hot-swap sockets.

As @moritz said, it is required to solder all the components. If you need it pre-assembled you always can use the build service kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-build-service/

The diodes are for making your keystrokes to work. Lily's PCBs on kriscables.com doesn't support RGB leds soldered directly, only led strips. Here is a How to add Lily58 RGB underglow backlighting guide for that: kriscables.com/lily58-rgb-underglow-backlighting/

@@kriscables thanks!

THANK YOU SO MUCH !

Hello, yes, if you want it to come all soldered and pre-built you'll need to add to cart the build service listing (beside the actual Lily58 Pro kit + low Profile or High profile Case + Pro Micro controllers + any other extra as hotswappable controller sockets, mill max pins, OLED etc Also yes, it works with any usb-c cable and TRRS cables as long as they pass data + power. I have written an example of what you need to get a full built in the keyboard section: kriscables.com/shop/keyboard-kits-parts/

Yes, here is the build service: kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-build-service/ It will come pre-assembled.

Thank you ! Obrigado ! ❤

Will make a tutorial soon, but there are plenty on YT already

OMG thank you so much ! ❤

Yeah, i definitely should have made a sound test and probably how to flash the controllers at least. I learned a ton making this video about what i should have done and should have not. I most probably will make another one soon. A more complete and more "express" version of this build guide. Thank you so so much for kind words ! It means a lot to me ❤

@@kriscables My pleasure ;-). I'm a developer and those times, I'm a sucker for everything that is related to keyboards. I really don't like the big peace I'm using right now. Not efficient AF... I'm wondering if it's not too hard to getting used to small splitted keyboard though. Anyway, thanks again for this very well done video ^^

@@Mortagus It depends from person to person and how you handle barriers and overpass them. The fact that you map each key to anything you want with QMK definitely will decrease the learning/adapting curve. The first time i typed on a split keyboard i made 28WPM, while on a 60%/65% i normally do 55WPM and my typing isn't the most correct, since i just use 2 fingers only on each hand. I think if you are willing to learn and put some effort you adapt pretty quickly to a split and won't look back at your chunk anymore haha

Hi, sure, here is the kit (please read the listing description for the parts needed): kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-hotswap-pcb-kit/ You need the kit + 2x controllers + 58 Switches + 58 Keycaps and you are ready to build it and have a properly working split keyboard after. My Lily58 Pro Build Guide: ruclips.net/video/YZxqHo3DTFg/видео.html

on the default keymap it already shows on the OLED what key is pressed, you might want to check it on QMK repo

Appreciate the input !

Yes you can !