keyboards

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My pandemic hobby ended up being building mechanical keyboards. I love the solid weight of a full aluminum body, a copper weight. The retro feel and the complete customizability of everything. I use only tactile switches, usually pretty heavy springs, that are well lubed. I use MT3 keycaps, though I’m looking for others. I love TKL, but I want to get a nice 100%. For travel, I use an HHBK with a small 3d printed mount for my phone or tablet.

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Neo80. MT3 /dev/tty Keycaps. Momoka Shark Switches.

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Neo65. MT3 /dev/tty Keycaps. Silent Shrimp Switches.

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Pluto. MT3 Camillo Keycaps. Boba U4 Switches.

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BM43. MT3 Operator Keycaps. Sunflower POM Switches.

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Hack59 Mobile Writing System with Boox Go6. MT3 /dev/tty Keycaps. Silent Shrimp Switches.

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Various. All with some kind of MT3 Keycaps. Most with Boba U4 Switches.

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