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02 / KEYBOARD MODS

Make every key
feel a little more you.

Switch lubing, stabilizer tuning, foam, and keycap changes. I like working through the small details that change how a keyboard sounds and feels.

Talk keyboard mods

KEYBOARD DESIGN STUDY

Charcoal.
A touch of green.

Concept illustrations for inspiration, not photos of a completed keyboard. I'll add my own build photos as I document more work.

AI-generated design concept of a charcoal mechanical keyboard with lime accents on a white deskTake a closer look

A closer look

DESIGN CONCEPT / LAYOUT & COLORA function row, dedicated arrows, and a few lime accents.

IT'S IN THE DETAILS

Not just how it looks.
How it feels.

This AI-generated concept is a starting point for discussing layout and color, not an exact product specification. Sound and feel are things we work out with a real keyboard.

LayoutSwitch feelKeycapsSound

HOW I APPROACH IT

01 /

Tell me what feels off.

Too loud, too rattly, or just not your style? Start with what you like about your current keyboard and what you'd change.

02 /

Choose the changes.

We can discuss switches, stabilizers, foam, and keycaps. I'm also continuing to learn soldering and will be clear about what's involved.

03 /

One detail at a time.

I like testing changes individually so I can hear and feel what each mod does, instead of changing everything at once.

LET'S FIND YOUR FEEL

A keyboard
worth reaching for.

Tell me about your board, your preferences, and the changes you have in mind.

This sends a request, not an order.

A FEW QUICK ANSWERS

What if I don't know which mods I need?

Describe your current keyboard and what you'd change: the noise, the feel, or the look. You don't need to know the name of every mod.

Does sending this place an order?

No. It sends your idea to me as a request. It isn't a checkout, a booking, or a payment.

What happens after I send it?

Your message appears in my private requests dashboard. I'll reply by email when I can, so double-check your email address before sending.

Keyboard request

Step 1 of 6

What do you need?