The Scotto48 (PCB Edition) is a great beginner-friendly build that uses only through-hole components for simple soldering and a socketed controller for easy replacement. It features an ultra low-profile split 4×12 layout with 24 keys on each half, a powerful RP2040 Pi Pico for QMK / Vial customization, and a unique aesthetic with exposed components that tie everything together. It is also designed for Choc V1 switches with standard 18×17 mm spacing.

Included with the PCB Kit:

• 1 - Scotto48 PCB
  
• 1 - Plexiglass Cover
• 1 - MCU RGB diffuser
• 1 - RP2040 Pi Pico
• 2 - 1x10 Pin socket headers
• 2 - Kapton tape for MCU socketing
• 48 - 1N4148 DO-35 Diodes
  
• 4 - M2 Nuts
• 4 - M2x4mm pan head screws
• 4 - M2x4mm standoffs
• 8 - M2x5mm countersunk screws
  

If purchasing the case, it includes:

• 1 - Scotto48 3D printed case
• 1 - Pair of 3D printed plates
• 6 - Rubber feet

You will need the following to complete the build:

• 1 - 3D printed case
• 48 - Choc switches
• 48 - 1u keycaps

If you want to 3D print the case yourself, the files are available here. Just note that the Scotto48 (PCB Edition) is long and won't fit on most 3D printers.

Specifications

• Length: 285.4mm
• Depth: 75.4mm
• Height: 14.5mm (with ScottoCaps)
  
• Weight: 185g (with ScottoCaps)

Firmware

1. scotto.uf2 - My personal Colemak keymap.
2. vial.uf2 - QWERTY keymap with Vial support.
   
3. Code - Full QMK source for advanced customization.