Custom Mechanical Keyboards.

In my spare time, I like to build Custom Mechanical Keyboards. It is a fun and relaxing hobby. Because I work a desk job, I use my keyboard a lot. It is the main bridge between me and my computer. In my opinion, if I’m going to be spending hours a day using a device, I want it to be the most enjoyable experience possible.

Build yourself a keyboard. You worked hard. You deserve it.

My Red NK65

The first board I built was the Novel Keys NK65.

It is a small compact 65% keyboard. It has nice tactile switches and pretty good sound.

Keyboard Specs:

• Durock T1 67g Switches filmed and lubed with Tribosys..
• Polycarbonate case.
• Red Samurai knockoff PBT Keycaps.
• aluminum plate.
• Stabs are clip in and lubed with 205g0

My KBD75v3.1

The second board I built was a KBDFans 75% V3.1. For this build I went all out. I got the smoothest switches on the market, a really nice keycap set, and a solid aluminum case with a brass plate. The money was well spent. This board is really fun to use and sounds amazing.

Keyboard Specs:

• TealiosV2 switches, lubed (205g0) and filmed.
• KBD75v3.1 Case
• ebpt 9009 keycap with VIM set
• Brass plate with
• hot-swap PCB.
• clipped, lubed, and taped cherry screw-in stabilizers