The Tanuki is a cute little open-source 40% keyboard (https://github.com/SethSenpai/Tanuki) that features a split spacebar and underglow. I've included a little baggie with 5 LEDs, a resistor, a mini USB connector (not the exact kind, so you'll need to bend or remove the rear support pins), and a reset switch. To build a working keyboard you'll also need: * A case (STLs are in the Github repository) * 42 1N4148 diodes (or the surface mount equivalent) * 42 Cherry MX style key switches with keycaps * A Pro Micro or compatible microcontroller, with headers * A cheap micro USB cable you can cut apart Optionally you can add a pair of 2u stabilizers, an acrylic bottom plate, and M3 screws and nuts to secure the bottom plate.