How to Build MECHANICAL KEYBOARDS

Got a tkl... made me buy a ten key on usb 😂

Loved the subtle tribute reference 😁

Nerd here. Can confirm, alps user.

I thought OEM just meant only standard to that company and not following any other design. That's why cherry is OEM. Because it's their own design.

PBT is better for longevity. But abs is better for your designs on the keys

even if you have all the equipment you cant save hundred of dollars!

Hi we are interested in doing this build and we are in the process of purchasing a 3d printer, we are trying to decide which one would work best for this project Bamboo labs or PRUSA?

where can I find the transparent paint online? I've searched everywhere but all the retailers are out of stock

I bought a smaller version of a key tester a year or so back, which is how I found my love for cherry mx clear. The tactile feel I like without the audible thock that my mic picks up while streaming

I'm allergic to cherries...

Meh.

you like the weather?

forget about the keyboard, i want that oversize key cap

What's the black and orange keeb?

Show us how to make a BT Speaker 3D printed

tactile gang here. how dare you 😂

"The surface will feel like sandpaper"

Me, having chased the high of a new, 90s keyboard for years: 👀👀👀👀

first raspberry pi project?

give me your quiet most reliable cheapest keyswitches.

Man i use the numpad all the time

The m project I want to see is how you could use mechanical keyboard principles to make a midi keyboard in the piano style

9.9/10 for this video. The only thing missing, which some keyboard enthusiasts would consider a sin, is the sound test for the build! Either way, an exceptional video!

The keyboard in the thumbnail is straight out of VGHS.

If you can positively identify more than 10 artists or doujinshi on those keys, congratulations! You won! Your prize is a reserved spot in Hell!

hello i from vietnam how to make ?

Would love to see a guide that combines multiple dials in a handwired grid.

I use corne. This is a bit extreme, but super cheap and convenient if you get used to it

Can you build a membrane ergodox? Asking for a friend

I think it's cool bro. Especially when you need to make a customized keyboard for another project.

Glarses is proud you don't like Cherry MX Browns

"Clicky keys are loud, proud, and they make every key stroke feel that your computer is giving you a high five" XDXDXDXD

I'm new to this, but isn't the laptop layout shown for the 100% a t8000 or whatever its called? Stuff that comes up when I search standard has a space between the keyboard for the insert and so on keys.

I want USB port in my keeb for the security keys or flash drives.

"Arduinos are pretty much impossible to break" I wish man

this guy's alliteration game is strong.

I use Print Screen and Home.

Is there a site that talks about different kinds of key switches?
i.e. Romer-G Switches and others.

Thanks buddy, awesome content. Do you know a place to look for blueprints? I want to try a 70% ortho but I have no clue where to find a blueprint. Thanks.

Have you guys watched the video with captions? what the..

Be me use blender I WANT 200% KEYBOARD

Off topic has anyone said u remind me of David Cross. First time viewer instantly had to double check that u weren't him hahaha. Also great content thx

Very nice research job!

I much prefer the feel of laptop keyboards than those mechanical keyboards, those keys displacement are mucho too long. The shorter distance of laptop keyboards (good ones) makes me much more efficient writing whatever. Would love to be able to have just the same feeling in a keyboard that I could connect to any computer.

I'm working on a wireless ergodox. I'm also giving it wireless charging and putting through-desk charging pads below my desk. Really excited to finish it.

the jokes just write themselves

Which switches would you recommend when I want to use the keyboard also in an office environment but want to have at least a little bit that satisfying clicky sound. I was thinking tactile switches would be a good compromise but when I understood you correct you would not recommend these and would rather take a clicky or linear switch. Which one is the most silent clicky switch among all possibilities?