I notice that the requirement for adjustability adds considerable
mechanical complexity to chordite keyboards. I wonder if, instead,
it's possible to make a range of keyboard sizes: Small, Medium, Large,
and Extra Large. The fit might not be perfect for everyone, but the
keyboard would be much easier to manufacture, and more importantly,
sell to people.

Obviously, the way to test this idea is to make several adjustable
prototypes, and test everyone using the prototypes size appropriate
for their hand size.

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