Denali Printed Keyboard Kit
This listing is for a barebones keyboard kit, meaning case and PCB only. Switches, keycaps, and stabilizers are not supplied and must be purchased separately.
Cases are printed to order. Please allow up to one week for shipping notification. If more time is needed to prepare your order, we will notify you.
Soldering of MX switches is also required to complete this build.
Denali is a 35% uniform stagger keyboard running on QMK/Vial. With the use of layers and combos built into QMK and customizable in Vial, small form factor keyboards can fully replace the functionality of a full sized keyboard. For those unfamiliar with uniform stagger, it is not too different from standard row stagger and some find it more comfortable to use due to the less drastic shift of the Z-row.
Named after Mount Denali, this keyboard features a mountain silhouette on the sides of the case, which can be beautifully illuminated with the under-glow RGB.
Credit for the original design and naming of this board goes to the brilliant Patcoll, whose name appears on the PCB silkscreen.
Firmware can be customized using Vial (available for local download or web application) or by modifying the source code found on GitHub.
Key Features:
• PLA case top
• Frosted translucent PETG case bottom
• Wheel weights adhered to case bottom for increased heft
• 5° typing angle
• Plateless tadpole mount with flex tabs (seen on PCB)
• RGB underglow, customizable in Vial
• PCB running on RP2040 with 16MB of flash
• Center USB location with NetDot Gen10 & Gen12 compatibility
• SKUF cutouts (Silicone Keyboard Universalized Feet)
Please note, this keyboard is intended to be used without a switch plate, therefore one is not included. If, however, you would prefer a switch plate, please contact us and we can accommodate.
Depending on layout choice, 31-38 MX switches are required for this build
Please be aware that these are 3D printed cases and have all the markings of one. Most notably, layer lines and seams. These are not considered defects.
Every case is carefully inspected prior to shipping, however, small defects that cannot be seen from normal typing distance are deemed acceptable for our quality standards.
If you are someone who is very particular about surface finish, please reconsider your purchase decision.