The characters on this set is not for Japanese but 'word roots' for Cangjie, a Chinese input method. So it's actually a thing, not just cool kanjis.

I've been using ergodox -> dactyls -> redox -> redox manuform and decided that this layout is the sweet spot for me. I'm not familiar with openSCAD so I used solidworks and it's completely manually modeled. As for less columns or rows they don't really work for me since I'm from East Asia and need to switch between languages inputs so 70 keys is the minimum for me. For example num rows are required to type Traditional Chinese and it'll be hell for me if I have to switch between layers for numbers.

Yes they're SA Godspeed. They also feel really good. Surprisingly so coming from Drop considering their set after set of flimsy clacky MT3 caps.

They really are stable. The base is wide enough so the center of gravity is low.

I considered addinf weight to the bottom but in the end some anti slip feet are enough to make them stay in place

Debuting my personal endgame, Clavert - vertical wireless split keyboard. Given how high I'm tenting my previous builds I thought it only make sense to make a naturally vertical board. Besides I wanted to play with ZMK for quite a while now.

It seems that all the cool kids are doing PCBs right now but I don't know how to design one, so this is a hand wired build. You can find the files and some details in the repo here.

https://github.com/thlintw/clavert