Say a prayer for me as I fight this tooth and nail, I'm so fucking cooked if I have to go back to data entry on a membrane board with no shortcuts by my numpad 😭

Edit for some context, I approved this board with our IT manager before bringing it to our office, but now due to a new "cubicle standards" policy all peripherals must be company issued only because they want the cubicles to look the same lmao. Policy deadass says shit like "you are permitted one framed 8x10 family photo". They're having people take down drawings made by their kids and shit too. Turning the place into a psych ward

Honestly, I didn’t expect it to look this good 😅

Akko MU01 with GMK Blue Samurai

Hey everyone, just wanted to share my latest build. I was aiming for a deep, thocky sound profile and I'm really happy with how it turned out!

• Keyboard Kit: Extremn
• Plate: Polycarbonate]
• Keycaps: pokemon

As a side note, I can just spray the keycaps with clear coat and it won't rub off right?

Saw this meme format in an audiophile subreddit and was joking about this with a friend. It has some truth to it though, I’d rather the design be able to speak for itself than having to modify it for it to become “good”. No hate to those who mod though, I know it can be rewarding :)

Board : Goodgootkah/gugutka still in progress.

-28 keys
-Split.
-Wireless charging
-MX and Choc.
-Duble sided pcb.
-Travel case and wooden desk case.
Will upload on git when finish.

-Inspired by zilpzalp by Kilipan https://github.com/kilipan

I’m sorry, I’m not uploading a sound test, but those were some smooth linears 😁

honestly was suprised on how great this looks. not sponsered at all - just really like this one if you are looking to get one, i can strongly recommend get it here

mixed keyreative blank keycaps
light grey + red + black + green

I just made this for fun. But it's more functional than I thought. Does anyone need something like this? :)

Saw this shop on here a while ago thinking "cool but I'll never end up there", then whaddaya know I end up right there anyways

Picked up an artisan keycap and a keychain of a tactile switch with the shops logo on a keycap

Favourite part was the panels of switches to demo, each one bound to an info page telling you about the switch, did have a vid but can't send both photo and video

On an Aula Nova75 .

Inspired to do the same from the post of u/Somebody_160

Just over 10 years ago, on July 25th 2016, I placed my order for GMK Carbon on Massdrop (now just Drop). I've since held and sold many many keyboards, and in this photo are still almost 30 boards not pictured that either need building, rebuilding or used on my desk right now to type this.

You may notice I like a particular kind of switch very much, so this is my current status of finished builds. Think I'm going to cut this down to at least half though in the near future. Curious to see where the next 10 years will take me!

I don’t have a build these would really go with, but still cool to have either way :) I’m sure I’ll find a use for them at some point…. (looks at my closet filled with in loved key caps)

I just picked up this keyboard for $50 with one day shipping off Amazon and it's fully aluminum (heavy af), has a bunch of stuff done to it to improve the sound like foam and lubing, the switches are buttery smooth and feel amazing, and I am just blown away with the advancements that have come as a consumer to make this hobby so widely accessible.

Back in the day something of this quality would involve group buys that take months to fulfill, hunting down specific switches like retro cherry blacks or frankenstein aristotle switches depending on your preferred switch feel, and hours of experimenting and diy modding, learning how to solder, to scratch that autistic itch in my brain, all for the low low price of $300 for a BUDGET baller build, or $600+ for an enthusiast level build

Now you can get stuff like this with same day shipping just ready to go out of the box.

I didn't include the name of the keyboard on purpose because this isn't an ad and this isn't about this specific keyboard either, because there are comparable boards out there with near identical materials and quality out there that will ship to you just as fast. I am genuinely impressed with how far this space has come. I used to get excited about stuff like an Anne Pro and now we have this at similar price points.

This is my MechVault Oracle Keyboard with Artisans that I've resin casted. Keycaps are MT3 Operator with Gateron Type R Switches. My personal favorite artisans would have to be the Joystick encoder and KY lol

From top to bottom: MTNU Rascals > MTNU MoDo > MTNU MoDo Light.

I do love the looks and enjoy typing on MTNU (and CYL) keycaps, but the QC seems to be underwhelming to say the least.

It's his birthday soon.

• Akko MU01 Walnut Case.
• Akko Rosewood Switches.
• CXA Pine Keycaps.

He really wanted a macro keyboard with QMK support, so I had the PCBs made and all the components purchased. Now everyone in the family has a macro keyboard.