UGH. That looks awesome.
Beautiful pics.
UGH. That looks awesome.
Beautiful pics.
wait…ive already seen the Caerdroia but this close up of the accent is something im digging.
I finally threw together my Cycle7 with GMK Taiga. Using some stock TTC Ace’s for the time being.
My Norbaforce got HSA’d as well.
Finally built a board that I could throw Chaos Theory on.
Praxis IM by AEBoards
I might need to stop buying Alice style boards.
I love that “patina” on your keyboard. Looks very dystopian SF-iffy.
Bespoke Mini1800 of my design dressed with ePBT Ping:
Here with GMK Rudy:
And Mizu theme:
if you like it much, you can make me an offer ![]()
Finally got around to trying out a different setup on my Chapter 1 today. Couldn’t build anything new bc I’m out of good stabilizers. ![]()
Some comparison photos of looks on the Instagram post if anyone is interested
https://www.instagram.com/p/C5wJyfbPVr6/?igsh=bG9wbWZlaWcxc3A3
Also… Catmint switches on a slightly flexible board are pretty nice. I got 134 wpm on my second typing test. That’s pretty fast for me!
Just finished assembling my Monsgeek M3 - well nearly finished, top right 3 keys to sort out.
Big difference after that old clunker I was using
Been using it for nearly a week now and very happy with it.
Finally tested the lulu in via, got the cheap TRRS cable in, and slapped GMK Teradrive on it for now
The Alice wrist rest with a split ergo in front of it is almost like a fashion statement lolol.
That’s the next issue I need to solve! Gotta figure out a split wrist rest. I think one may be offered with the upcoming Altair lineup, though I don’t know if it will be available separately.
You could buy a wooden wrist rest and saw it in half…
They sell smaller wrist rests for use with a mouse. Just get two of those.
Don’t listen to @yeeb, his suggestion is nothing but crazy talk. The only option you have is to buy a beautiful, handcrafted wooden wrist rest and destroy it. ![]()
I usually use boards with numpads, but my TKL’ish handwire with Box Navies has just sort of stayed on my desk. After another project fizzled, I figured I’d go back to basics and make something quick I’d been putting off. This numpad went from design to fabrication in just a couple of days. Another Masonite hardboard laser-cut project, but there was a can of indoor/outdoor textured spray paint in the garage, and it came out way nicer than I had any right to expect. Dug out most of the numpad keys from the same VSA set currently on my board, as well as the last three blank red DSA keycaps. The numpad came in within 1mm of the oak and aluminum keyboard’s height, which is nice. Switches are Gateron KS-3 blue, so a pretty garden variety clicky, but smoother than average. KMK running on an AliExpress RP2040 board.
Masonite works great for painting! It’s used in a ton of furniture and interior doors partly because of this. You can also stain or use polyurethane on it (with the exception of really low quality Masonite) if you like the raw look.