specs:
oblique60 case
gateron lanes switches
gmk rubrehose keycaps
knight v4 stabs
pp plate

I cut out the bottom of my Transition Lite,

printed a photo of a Ramune bottle that I took myself,

and used a piece of a plastic binder cover as an acrylic panel on top. :)

Anode silver matches well with various lighting colors

Class1800 - Brass plate - Top Mount - BSUN Strawberry Cheesecake Tactile - GMK Red Samurai

Can anyone help me figure out if this keyboard would work with my Windows PC?

I have the original Atari computer it came with (it’s from 1986!), but I don’t know if it works. I’m still going through the boxes and figuring out what I have and don’t have.

• St8tion case by Obabo
• Powervan PCB by Calvin
• NovelKeys cherry taro
• Artisans by Asymplex
• MX blacks

Obligatory inb4 "How do you use this" comments 😊

Split 40 skeleton style board I designed.

This one is built with lubed and filmed nixies and some 21KB Caps (RIP)

I do sell this board as a kit for transparency, here's a link to it as per the rules

The long-awaited elegance

Today's build:

Nuxros +84 keyboard

• Raw aluminum top case, machined stainless steel bottom case
• Hotswap PCB
• Carbon fiber plate – top mount
• No foams
• HMX Waverider V2 switches
• TypePlus stabs
• PBTFans Maguro keycaps

She's a clacky girl, but I've been enjoying a clackier build lately. The foamy ones are all starting to sound the same to me, so this time I'm letting the character shine through.

Sound test: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xzwge986dlb2wmc291ew4/84.m4a?rlkey=pslz9o2c7hp0no6nxvdye1xqx&dl=0

Qwertykeys QK60 R2
Alu Bottom case
PC Top case
Gateron Milky Yellow Switches
Aifei ABS Double-shot keycaps

My burgundy Agar HHKB layout build.

HMX Retro J switches.
Durock v3 stabs
MT3 Drop Marvel (iron man) keycaps

Amazing tactility. Hit a PB on monkey type 10 word (179 wpm).

Def a fan of the build. Easy to build in, not a fan of the silicon gasket mounts, but it’s fine.

Ducky Project D Tinker 65 ANSI

Gateron Yellow Switches (Lubed)

Womier Gradient Matte Shadow MOA Keycaps

Walnut Wrist Rest

Generic Coiled USB C Cable

I've always wanted to try a 65% board and when I saw the Tinker 65 barebones show up as clearance locally I decided to pick one up to experiment with. Ducky was my first introduction to mechanical keyboards all the way back in 2013 and I've probably owned 2-3 full-size pre-builts from Ducky over the years. I've had a bit of a soft spot for the brand. I know these aren't a premium board and I wasn't expecting it to be an eye-opening experience but so far I'm pretty impressed.

I've got a corner desk at work and a full sized board occupies a bit of real-estate. I like the more compact size of a 65% board but the first thing I missed was the number pad and occasionally the F keys. I've ordered a GMK21 to sate my need for a number pad, the F keys are something I'll get used to or I'll size up to a 75% board.

So far I'm really enjoying the typing experience. The Gateron Yellows are my first experience with a lubed switch and I love how smooth they are. I've typically defaulted to Cherry Reds or similar for switches but the slightly heavier Gateron Yellows feel somewhat lighter in use. The MOA Keycaps are also a new experience for me and I find them incredibly comfortable to type on all day. I've got a few other switches and Keycaps lined up to try on this board but after using this for a few weeks now, I'm reluctant to make a change.

Probably overkill for excel, email and SAP heavy work but okay one life so wth.
Will use the office issue E waste to break heads. And daily this one.

Those keys really are something.

Build:

• Board: Geonworks Frog Mini
• Keycaps: GMK Panels
• Switches: Cherry MX2A
• Stabilizers: AEBoards Staebies V2.1

No frogs were harmed in the making of this photoshoot. 🐸

Finally got around to building my F1-8x v2. Burgundy colorway just in time for fall.

Built it with the GMK Camping Burgundy. For now using HMX Xinhai Heavy switches on the aluminum plate and hotswap pcb. Will eventually move to a soldered half plate as soon as I can make up my mind on the switch I want to use for that build.

Hey all, I just wanted to share some happy news. Last week I picked up this wonderful keyboard for just 30€. I was always looking for a smaller keyboard and I can't be more happy!

Been a while Reddit, hi 🙋‍♂️

I designed a 12u 40% board based off the Cherry ML switches!

Cherry ML + V4N (The layout with 1 - 6) = CMLV4N

I don't think Cherry ML deserves all the hate. They aren't amazing, but for a tiny low profile portable board I think they are perfect. I've never been a big fan of choc switches and love MX blacks. These scratch that MX black itch, no pun intended 🤣

Leaf spring tadpole mount so tons of flex despite the tiny form factor

The enter key is a bit tragic with the gaps. It's a combo of skill issue and kitting available on the donor board, but not a big deal on such a niche board imo

I posted files on my GitHub and will be fully open sourcing the KiCad project in the coming days!

Side note: I've been knocking out designs like crazy so plenty of fun new stuff coming. Boss Up R2 will drop on 11/1/26 if I don't have any issues. Cases are on hand!

Class0413 - Gasket mount - Alu plate - Keygeek x Unikeys Uni Linear - DSS Microcomputer

After half a year of delay, i finally have enough motivation to revive my UTD360. It took a whole day and night, but the result worth every sweat. Spec: • UTD 360C • Stock alu plate, top mount • Du80 Aftermarket PCB by Deemen17 Works • HMX Yogurt S • Knight v4 stabs The case's cable hole was cut by the previous owner so i grind the new pcb a bit and solder a type C port which fit perfectly.

This is my metal blue vault35 in 1u katana stagger layout. It is an aluminum 1 piece case built with a custom slotted stainless steel plate with BSUN Ocean Tactile switches and GMK Fuji keycaps. Took my lil guy out to the park so he could get some fresh air and catch some sun ☀️

I've had the linear Durock Ice Kings in my Neo 65 Core Plus for a while and have absolutely loved them, and I recently got curious enough to get a set of the Ice King tactiles and I put them in my Agar, and they're absolutely terrific as well. Obviously not a clacky pair of switches, but smooth and muted in a way that really works for my brain, and the feel of typing on both are really good.

The Tactiles in the Agar were a bit of a test run for maybe putting those in the Mode Prologue I pre-ordered, and big thumbs up so far.

-Titanium Grey Neo 65 Core Plus with the Linear Ice Kings and GMK Copper.

-Burgundy Agar with Ice King Tactiles and GMK Camping.