S20 - A 5x4 FR4 Sandwich MacroPad/NumberPad 
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In my journey to find the perfect layout for a keyboard, for me at least, I found that 65% keyboards suited my needs the best. In my line of work, designing circuit boards and doing 3D modeling, sometimes I missed having a number pad. I was not too fond of getting a full-sized board as I would have had to constantly exchange between the number pad and my mouse - I am a righty. This is when I came across southpaw keyboards and their limited availability on the market.
I figured, why not just design my own number pad to use with my non-southpaw boards. Thus, I designed the S20 board for my own personal use. Since then, my coworkers have gotten a glimpse of what I was doing and were interested in my designs. So why not share it with as many peoples as possible.
I set out to fix up the design to make it production-ready, and now here we are…
Welcome to my IC!
S20 “Case” Specs: (Yes, I know it isn’t much of a case, but it works!)
• Color: Matte Black Solder Mask for top and bottom FR4 plates
• Plate: FR4 Switch Plate with Universal Switch Cutouts (I am deciding whether or not to offer a 1U plate option as well. 1U and Universal Plate files will be available after GB, hopefully before delivery for your convenience)
• Hardware: 4 x M3 Brass Standoffs and 8 x M3 Screws
• Width: ~100mm
• Length: ~115mm
• Height: ~20mm (with 3M Bumpon) (without switches, keycaps, and stabilizers)
• Typing Angle without Aluminum Feet: 0°
• Typing Angle with Aluminum Feet (not included): 4° (measurement based on the KBDfans CNC aluminum feet)
• Feet: 4 - 3M Bumpon Feet Included. Mounting holes in the bottom FR4 plate support CNC Aluminum Feet (not included)S20 PCB Specs: • ATmega32u4 MCU
• QMK Compatible
• USB-C Interface
• ESD Protection
• Solder Only & 5-Pin Switch Compatible
• 4 Individually Addressable LED for accent lighting
• Color: Black solder mask for PCB. I decided not to go with a matte solder mask here so that the cleanup process after you solder your switches is as simple as possible. Also, this board is barely visible after assemblySupported Layouts: 
Pricing and GB Format: ~$70 for a kit shipped CONUS only - does not include switches, keycaps, or stabilizers
What is included:
• Top FR4 Plate (This is also the Switch Plate)
• Bottom FR4 Plate
• S20 PCB
• 4 x M3 Brass Standoff
• 8 x M3 Screw
• 4 x 3M Bumpon
Limits: 1 per person/2 per address
MOQ: 30
Max Units: 100
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Entry Form will be open for 3 weeks, but can close earlier if we reach over 100 entries. FCFS. You will have 48 hours from the time you get your invoice to pay the invoice before I send the invoice to someone else. Timeline: 1. GB Start: Estimating beginning of June - TBD
2. GB Invoice Period: 1 week
3. GB Fulfillment Period: ~3 Months Prototypes: More
Since I originally designed the S20 for myself, I have added a programming header so that production is a lot earlier when it comes time to flash the firmware onto the MCU and I have changed the USB connector to a USB Type C connector as it is the way.
I have built a few of these by hand and have distributed them to people around me to get some feedback. These are functional and I am content with their performance!
I have also placed a small batch order of assembled PCB from my manufacturer to verify that they can assemble these boards when it comes to the production run of assemblies. I have verified the PCBA that were sent to me and I am content with the results.
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