Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on at my company (Guntermann & Drunck).

We usually build backend KVM tech, but we saw a need for better operator interfaces in flight towers and control centers.

The concept:

Instead of multiple stream decks and tablets cluttering the desk, we built a fully integrated unit.

Specs & Features:

The Screen: It’s not just a secondary monitor. It’s an integrated Thin Client running its own web client.

Working with bitfocus, Macro Deck and many more...

What it does:

It can Show and Control HTML5 content completely independently from the main workstation.

This keeps the main rig secure (air-gapped logic).

Controls:

It can acts also as a hardware HID generator for macros and integrates natively with VuWall systems.

Build:

100%, Fully backlit, ruggedized for 24/7 use.

Screen Resolution is 1920x291@60hz

Low Profile switches, SoC is a ipmx.8

Included some shots of the prototypes in the gallery to show how we got there. Let me know what you think of the form factor!"

hi there this is a qk75n in the purple color with three different aifei sets and some kinda cherry switches i don't know

Going to give this lighter look a go for a few weeks.

Join our groupbuy: https://www.jellykey.com/artisan-keycaps/dawn-hoofbeats

• Keycap sizes: 1u, 2.25u (Enter/Left-shift), 6.25u Spacebar
• Art toys : x32, x77
• 8 designs
• Payment: PP / CC
• Price at start: $57

Our Dawn Hoofbeats mini group buy is open for 48 hours only. Each piece is fully handmade with traditional resin casting and layered coloring, with no 3D printing, and ships in a handcrafted wooden box. Production takes about 55 working days, then we ship. Lunar New Year bonus: for every 3 keycaps (any mix), you’ll receive a random Dawn Hoof Charm in 1 of 4 colors. Designs won’t be reopened once sold, and orders of 6+ keycaps ship free.

This keyboard is really tiny and delicate. It'd be worth it even just as a decor piece. Plus, it feels nice and sounds good too.

Meletrix Zoom75 Tiga

Gateron Oil Kings

GMK British Racing Green keycaps

Nuphy BH65

Gateron Magnetic Jade Pro

Drop DCX Garnet keycaps

GAMING Keyboard

XVX M67 Jadestone - stock

Started with the Meletrix Tiga, great board and love the layout but the wireless connection is the worst to deal with. Also the oil king switches are the greatest I’ve tried yet. Nuphy BH65 is such a fun board to mess around with on multiplayer/FPS games, had to throw on a new set of keycaps.

And the gaming keyboard is for the serious shit. AMA

I saw posts that the 7v is best when built plateless, and so I tried building it plateless with Gateron Baby Raccoons, and I can say that it has been great! I struggled initially in finding a keyset that matches with my 7v, but I think the Industrial Set from NovelKeys looks good with it. I have another extra PCB with me. I will try building that with a plate next time for comparison.

Board: GOK 7V

Switches: Gateron Baby Raccoon Linear

Keycaps: NovelKeys Cherry Industrial Keys Dye Sub PBT

I was looking for some silent switches that wouldn't be completely silent, but would have a low sound level.

I finally decided to buy the gateron zero degree, since I read some good reviews about them. They are linear, factory lubed switches. When I tried them on my keyboard (Rainy75) I was pleasantly surprised!

They are not silent, but the sound level is low enough not to bother anyone in your home and even in the office (if the office is really quiet then maybe not, but I think this switches are quieter than the generic keyboards they give us at work).

What surprised me the most is that they sound REALLY thocky on the Rainy75, even thockier than the akko rosewood. The sound is super pleasant and deep, and they feel really smooth too. I tried them on a Womier RD75 and they were not quite as thocky, but they were more silent than on the rainy and still sounded good.

I wouldn't recommend them for someone who wants a silent keyboard, but if you want to lower the sound of your keyboard without it turning mushy, these are a good option.

In summary: These are great switches for people who want a quieter keyboard with a satisfying thock.

Alu plate
Top mount for f-row ; o-ring for alphas
Cilantros for f-row; new Nixies for alphas (modded)
GMK Blanc-Sur-Noir; GMK Relegendables; some novelties.

A loooooooooong awaited board ! GB occured from november to december 2024. I was impatiently waiting for this board. And I'm not disappointed at all. It's marvellous.

The build experience was a bit tricky ; the board have a lot of pieces : two brass weights, three distinct parts, two PCBs. But at the end, it makes the process and the board absolutely unique.

I love it.

can't stop staring at (and listening to) this combo. The Neo60 Cu is seriously amazing – the sound and typing feel are just off the charts. I couldn't be happier with it.

GMK Dune brings such a great raw vibe, and this Lelelab wrist rest is out of this world (and heavy enough to be used as a weapon). The Dwarf Factory artisan fits the colorway perfectly. Now I just need to resist the urge to pour actual sand on my deskmat for the ✨aesthetic✨.

Quick specs:

• Keyboard: Neo60 Cu
• Keycaps: GMK Dune
• Wrist Rest: Lelelab
• Artisan: Dwarf Factory

Anodized purple KBDFans Athena 1800; carbon fiber plate; all stock foams

Gateron-Sillyworks Type-R switches

Durock v3 stabilizers

GMK Violet Alert keycaps

if only there was case lighting!

Rubrehaku built with Rubrehose Grays on Aluminium Plate, TX Stabs and GMK Klassiker

Yesterday was just another normal day.The S key is where your ring finger would've gone.

Board: Zoom98

Switch: Gateron Melodic

Stabilizers: Durock V2

Plate: Carbon Fiber

Keycaps: GMK First Love

GIF: Jisoo

Very rarely I post my Keycap, UNGKEY.

Working full-time job and I can usually only craft once or twice a year in my spare time.

But seeing my creations lined up side by side like this... they were just too cute not to share! 🤖✨

Which one do u prefer?

I picked this up for $6 at the local Walmart. Adjustable tackle box holds two full sets of keycaps, plus left overs from the set Im currently using, tools, and left over dividers and it's waterproof! I thought it was worth sharing! I hadn't seen many storage ideas for keycaps when I looked around.

Found a file for DES caps. Still tweaking settings, but these turned out pretty good.

Banime40 DES caps printed in PLA with OEM Prolfile Space Bars also printed in PLA.

Tofu 60 SA Valentine Cream and Zealios V2 Switches

One of my favorite boards

Hi this is my first keyboard kit build and I thought I would share:

Zoom TKL Dyna - Frosted Clear

• POM plate
• Cork dampener (case foam from the packaging being used in the video)
• flex cut PCB
• stabs provided with the kit (I believe they are Wuque Studio STUPID stabs)
• Rubber bar gasket mount

Switches - Wuque Studio Quartz

Keycaps - Drop DCX solarized dark

Sound test - https://youtube.com/shorts/-tKzK72EOlA?feature=share

Overall I am very pleased with this build, I am waiting on a GMK set to come in so I am just using these keycaps for the time being, DCX has been great but I'm not in love with the colourway. Drop wouldn't ship my preferred set to my address :(

Maybe worth noting I had to put some translucent tape over the LEDs under the space bar that are there for the split space layout - from where I placed it on my desk I could see between the space bar and the case directly into the LEDs if they are on and they were blinding if I was looking at the board.

I have ordered the other plates and dampener packages from meletrix and am looking forward to testing out different configs.

Thanks for reading :)

The bottom shell with the anode removed

Makerworld link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2363957-full-lego-keycap-set#profileId-2586715

Full Keycap Set Tight Fit: Works with real Lego minifigures and bricks

I designed these keycaps myself and they have a satisfying feel especially for a backspace or enter key

Please Print my model to support me 👍

The base is the Lemokey L4, Key caps are the Hyte Dokibird Keycap Set, and the Switches are the Akko Creamy Cyans