README.md

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 # 48ish
 
-A wireless, low-profile, 47/48-key keyboard PCB for Kalih Choc v1 switches, with variants for 18x17mm (MBK) or 17x17mm (CFX) keycap spacing.
+A wireless, low-profile 47/48-key keyboard PCB.
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-![a thin rectangular keyboard with keys organized in a 12 by 4 grid, the bottom middle two keys joined in a single small spacebar. the board is held up in one hand, and has blank keycaps in white, green, and blue.](images/47.png)
 
 ## production files
 
-production files are uploaded [with each release](https://git.ewin.moe/erin/48ish). works with JLCPCB, haven't tried any other production houses, ymmv
+works with JLCPCB, haven't tried any other production houses, ymmv
 
 production outputs automated with `just` (`apt install just` etc) and `kicad-cli` (it came free with your fucking kicad)
 
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   - BOM: `48ish_soldered_bom.csv` (not generated by kicad Yet:tm:; includes specific JLCPCB part numbers, you may want to shop around for alternatives)
   - Placements: `48ish_soldered-bottom-pos.csv` (generated by kicad, with column names manually edited to reflect [JLCPCB's requirements](https://jlcpcb.com/help/article/pick-place-file-for-pcb-assembly))
 
-## that sounds complicated but i still want one
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-hit me up on fedi [@erin@tired.umbreon.online](https://tired.umbreon.online/@erin) and i'll maybe do a custom build for you, if shipping you things from the united states isn't too complicated
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 ## case???
 
 [here's a basic one](case). the rendered stl file is attached to the latest release