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GT-80 Case It has been a year since the release of the Tofu60 Redux case, and we have received an abundance of positive feedback from our users. Following the launch of the Wooting 80HE by the Wooting team, an increasing number of users have inquired about a compatible case. In response to this demand, our team is excited to introduce a unique new case that meets the needs of our community. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks for all your invaluable feedback. Videos Ball-catch structure The benefit of the ball-catch structure in a keyboard is that it allows gamers to more easily change the internal configuration of the keyboard. Silicone Bumpers The purpose of inserting silicone bumpers into the keyboard case frame is to provide cushioning and reduce vibrations, which helps to minimize noise and protect the keyboard from impact. Two options for brass modules included 1-Not supporting straps, designed for those who prefer a clean appearance. 2-Brass strap buckle, designed for those who prefer a stylish look.   Two choices for top case 1-With Metal badge. 2-Without Metal badge. Centered USB Interface The centrally positioned USB interface lends a sense of symmetry to the keyboard's design, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal and aligning with the aesthetic preferences of many users. Friendly reminder：A JST cable will come with this case Brass weight bar Based on past experience, the GT-80 has been designed with a through-style brass weight bar.The impact of a through-style brass weight bar in mechan

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The Sea-Micro is a fully open source Pro Micro alternative that replaces the Micro-USB connector with a USB-C connector.  We have attempted to keep the cost of the controller as low as possible, while still retaining the follow key features: Mid mounted USB-C port Compatibility with all pro-micro powered keyboards ATmega32u4 controller DFU bootloader On-board reset button It has been tested on a wide range of split/DIY keyboards including: The Sofle, Corne, Helix, Contra, Revuing, Milk 2%. For split keyboard applications, it is possible to use the sea-micro as the master and your conventional pro-micro as the slave. The Sea-micro was developed by customkbd and JoshJoshua and is an open source project. Please find source files on Josh's github respository here. See a review of the sea-micro from Don (The Board Podcast) below:

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40% PCB with 12 columns that supports staggered or ortholinear layouts.  Items Needed for Build: DSP40 PCB DSP40 Plates Case Files: Plate files and 3D-print files for the middle layer and top shell are provided on GitHub here: DSP40 Case Files Default Layout Images The default keymaps can be changed QMK Configurator.

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Once you have a keyboard kit, it's time to select your components. On this page you'll find various controllers, LEDs, knobs and various other parts you can use to make your keyboard exactly yours.

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*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Krytox 205 Grade 0 lube now in stock! The thick lube is back! Krytox 205 Grade 0 is a community favorite lubricant for linear switches. A light application of this lube will leave your switches feeling silky smooth. Commonly paired with the already smooth Tealios and Healios switches to produce a cloud like […]

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What could possibly sound better on paper than an in depth, several thousand word discussion on keyboard… sound? That’s right, a no audio-visual breakdown of why audio-visual discussions in keyboards, and especially switches right now sucks. Leave your thock at the door, please.

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The Gateron Banana (Heavy Tactile) is for people who want a real, strong bump on every keypress. This is not a subtle tactile that gives “a little” feedback — Banana sits in the category where your fingers clearly notice: something is happening here. Think of it as: “I want control and character in my typing, not a flat or light press.” Quick answer (if you want the short version) Want a powerful tactile with lots of feedback and a firm press? Then Gateron Banana is a top choice. If you prefer light, smooth, and effortless, a lighter tactile or linear is probably better. 1. Important terms (quick explanation) Tactile: you feel a bump while pressing the key. Heavy tactile: heavier spring + stronger bump for more control. Tactile event: the “moment” where the bump becomes clearly noticeable. Bottom-out: when the key lands fully at the bottom. Wobble: side-to-side stem play; less wobble feels tighter. Factory lube: factory-applied lube for smoother movement and less noise. 2. Specs translated into real-world feel Type: Heavy Tactile Weight: clearly heavier than standard tactiles Tactile bump: pronounced and immediately noticeable Pre-travel: all-round zone, but the bump dominates the feel Total travel: full-travel keypress with a “complete” landing Factory lube: often present; feel may vary slightly between batches What you notice in practice: you type more intentionally, with fewer accidental presses and a stronger feeling of control. That makes Banana great for users who type with intent. 3. How does Gateron Banana feel while typing? Press feel: strong bump, then a controlled descent. Control: high — you can feel exactly when your keypress moves through the bump. Return: powerful and stable, with a clear reset vibe. Fatigue: can be higher than with light switches; depends on your typing style. 4. Sound in normal language Gateron Banana usually sounds present and tactile, with more body than light tactiles. Not clicky-loud,

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Our location Local pickup is available in Belvedere (near the East Hills Staples). You will receive an email when your order is ready with contact information and instructions. We do not have a storefront, this is a pickup location only.

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Embark on a journey into the realm of custom mechanical keyboards, where the perfect blend of individuality and functionality awaits. Our team at Pantheon Keys has crafted a user-friendly guide, packed with relatable references, to demystify the seemingly complex world of custom keyboards. Whether you're a novice or an enthusiast, delve into the nuances of diverse layouts, switches, keycaps, and plate materials. Uncover the art of personalization and embark on the exciting process of creating a keyboard that truly resonates with your unique style and preferences!