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The custom keyboard community has grown a lot recently, so I figure there's at least a few of you guys interested in it. Here's my recent budget build as I await my M-65B from RAMA. Excuse my terrible typing

 

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Case: Tofu60

PCB: DZ60v2 RGB Hotswap

Switches: Gateron Ink Blacks

Stabilizers: Durock Translucent Purple

Lube: Krytox 205g0

Films: Deskeys

Keycaps: PBT Heavy Industry

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Case: tofu60 with MKUltra foam
PCB: DZ60 Hotswap RGB
Plate: Brass

Switches: Zykos v2 with zeal stem
Stabs: Purple durocks 
Keycaps: epbt x gok bow , second pic: GMK 9009

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Case: sidders acrylic alice
PCB: switch couture
Plate: Acrylic
Switches: Gateron black inks lubed with krytox 205g0
Stabs: transparent durocks
Keycaps: GMK Peaches n Cream

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Case and PCB: Akegata Denki device one
Switches: Alpacas lubed and filmed
Stabilizers: durocks


Waiting on 3 more keyboards to come soon lol

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6 minutes ago, kabLe said:

When did compact keyboards become popular, do y'all not understand that num pad > top row numbers

Most likely started around the time the HHKB and similar keyboards started blowing up. It was quickly adopted by "gamers" as it leaves loads more room for your mouse/mousepad; I had a tiny desk at the time which is one of the reasons I had gotten one. They're also popular in the keyboard community because they're insanely cheap to manufacture and have a somewhat universal tray mount design that lets you swap parts as you please. They make external numpads for those that can't give them up, but after spending time with the layout, it's not a huge issue. I recently switched from a 60% to 64% layout, getting my arrow keys back, but I still find myself using the shortcut for them instead of reaching over most times.

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I needed a numpad because I can't live without one so I built this Duckboard. It was pretty cheap and it's pretty cool. It has a rotary encoder that's currently set to change volume but I might change that to something else. Not sure yet. I'm also not sure what I'm going to set the extra key to. It has RGB but I'm going to just keep it at white. I would say that it was a pretty fun experience and that it came in pretty quickly. I am happy with it. OH, and it has a cool OLED display that I can use for whatever I want. It currently shows what layer I have the board set to. Might mess around with that and see what I can put on it.

 

https://www.doodboard.xyz/duck/

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Yay matching keyboard with john

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Case and PCB: Mysterium
Plate: POM
Switches: Durock linear switches 65g filmed and lubed 
Stabs: transparent durocks
Keycaps: GMK Peaches n Cream

 

Love the sound of linears on POM plate. The switches are also very smooth

 

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Case and PCB: Mysterium
Plateless, couldn't fit black  gat ink v2's in 
Switches: Gat Ink v2 Black
Stabs: Smokey blackdurocks
Keycaps: MT3 Serika

 

Nice deep sound on this board with inks and MT3 profile 

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