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Retro Game Console, Mac Keycap 3in1
Compatible with MX switches
Tai-Hao
Tai-Hao THT Low Profile MX Blank Keycaps
Color:
White
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Variant:
1U (10 keys)
Compatible with MX and Choc V2 switches (not Choc V1)
Dimensions: 18.10mm x 18.10mm (keycaps will not fit, if the pcb has a choc grid spacing, for example the Piantor)
Material: PBT (Black, White, Deep Mocha, Forest Green), ABS (Baby Blue, Purple)Two homing keycaps are included with the 18-key set
Variants from €1.20*
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MBK Blanks Sets Choc Low Profile Keycap Set - Chili
Variant:
Chili
MBK Colors is the first low profile keycaps set compatible with so many keycap sizes. It intends to bring new options to the low profile community, and also support for more "standard" layouts.
The kit includes 133 PBT keycaps, packaged firmly in 3 stacked plastic trays.
Material: PBT (Slightly textured)
Compatible with Choc V1 switches (not V2)
Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.This product includes only keycaps.
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Cat Paw & But Artisan Keycap MX
Material: ABS plastic body and silicone paw/butt (soft)
Compatible with Cherry MX switches and clones
Height: 13mm
Order 4 of this keycaps and get a clear paw case for free
Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.This product includes only keycaps.
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Piantor Split Keyboard Kit
The Piantor Keyboard is a beginner-friendly, easy-to-solder, 42-key or 36-key, diodeless, low profile aggressive column staggered, hotswappable and non-hotswappable, programmable ergonomic mechanical split keyboard powered by Raspberry Pi Pico, Pico W or other compatible RP2040 boards.The improved case has threaded inserts for better durability.
Raspberry Pi Pico, switches and keycaps are not included.
It is based on the Cantor Keyboard.
Features:
Support for Choc V1 switches
Beginner friendly (less soldering, precompiled VIAL firmware, Gui to change layout)
Breakable pinky column (42-key to 36-key) inkl. case is only for 42-keys
QMK and VIAL firmware support.
Open source
Build-Guide
Kit includes:
Left and right pcb
2x Top plates (FR4 black 1.6mm)
3D printed case (black PLA) with threaded M2 inserts
2x EPDM foam for sound dampening
3D printed middle plate (black PLA)
Solder parts (TRRS jack)
Screws (stainless M2)
Rubber feets
Not included:
2x Raspberry Pi Pico
42x Choc V1 switches
Keycaps (Choc V1 switches need Choc keycaps, not MX)
Choc Hot-Swap Sockets (optional if you need Hot-Swap for the switches)
TRRS cable (4-pole)
Micro-USB cable
Photos of the completed kit are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this kit must be assembled (soldering) and does not include switches or keycaps.
Design by Beekeeb
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Pine64
PINECIL Replacement Shell - Transparent
Pinecil transparent replacement, including button, sleeve, and screws.
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ZSA Crystal ABS Keycap Set ANSI with UV Print
The ZSA profile is similar to the OEM profile, but with a ball shape.
131 keycaps
ZSA profile
Compatible with MX switches and clones
ABS material with UV printed legends
Thickness is around 1.15mm
It can be used for most Standard 61/64/68/84/87/96/104/108 ANSI MX switch mechanical keyboards, with a bottom row 6.25u and 7x1.25u (space is 11.7cm).It's not compatible with the layout which need 1.5u Ctrl Alt.
Durock
Durock PCB Mount Screw-in Stabilizer V2/V3
Transparent housing, gold plated steel
For 60% and 87% keyboards
Compatible with MX PCBs
New V2 version have an improved housing to help prevent wire popping.
Material: Nylon PA Plastic
Includes:
1x 2U stabilizer (V3), washers and golden screws (Soulmate stabilizer sticker set not included)or
4x 2U and 1x 6.25U stabilizers (V2), washers and golden screws + Soulmate stabilizer sticker set
V3 Features
DUROCK V3 Screw-in Stabilizer is with innovative design on stems base on V2.The upgrade stem/slider is with Smaller wire gap and Elastic support base to Minimize the wire wobble and noise.The V3 PCB Mount Stabilizer is able to be used directly with less tuning.
Innovative Elastic Support Base
Smaller Wire Gap
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Durock Mamba Linear Switches Long Spring
1QTY = 10 switches
Material: Polymer Nylon UPE Blend (top), POM (bottom)
Stem: LY Stem (13.45mm extended long pole)
Factory lube
Long gold spring 60g
These are PCB mounted switches (5pins). To use these as plate mounted switches (3pins), just cut the two plastic legs with a flush wire cutters.
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Durock
Durock JWICK Semi-Silent Linear Box Switch
The special Semi-Silent Stem method keeps the normal bottoming sound but then silence at top.
1QTY = 10 switches
Material: Polycarbonate (top), Nylon (bottom), New Shape POM stem
Stem: POM
Factory lube
Long gold spring 62g
Main Features:
Type-- Linear
Total travel: 3.7 ± 0.3 mm
Actuation travel: 2mm
Bottom out: 62g
Gold plated spring
Gold contacts
5 pin
2 THICK Pins for Hot-swap keyboards
These are PCB mounted switches (5pins). To use these as plate mounted switches (3pins), just cut the two plastic legs with a flush wire cutters.
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Puchi-BLE - Wireless Microcontroller (Pro Micro replacement)
Features
nRF52840 wireless module
Li-Po battery charger (4.2V Lithium @ 100mAh)
USB Type-C (data and charing)
Pro-Micro drop-in replacement (same size 18x33mm, pinout)
Support for QMK (nrf52 fork) and ZMK (recommended)
USB Mass Storage for firmware update
True wireless split keyboard (no TRRS cable, or separate receiver)
Also wired split keyboard with USB-C and Serial/I2C connection
Comes with Adafruit nRF52 Bootloader (UF2 Mass Storage updates and DFU serial)
System requirements: Bluetooth >4.2 for ZMK
Variant:
Standard (thin): Mid-Mount USB-C connector, castellated holes, pattern on the backside
With On/Off switch: On/Off switch for battery, higher as the Standard variant
The Puchi-BLE comes without header pins, to keep the price low as possible.I highly reccommend to use the "Single Row Sockets" from Mill-Max, the cheaper alternative, or the "Spring-loaded pin headers".You can find the standard pin header here.
Difference to the nice!nano:
Certified Bluetooth module (CE, FCC and ROHS)
Optimised ceramic antenna for high signal strength and low levels of interference
On/Off switch to extend battery life (only Variant with switch)
Open Source
Battery (read carefully)
Puchi-BLE supports 1S LiPo batteries (4.2V)
Only use LiPo batteries with a protection circuit, because the Puchi-BLE has no low voltes (discharge) protection for batteries
A 301230 (3.0 x 12 x 30 mm) LiPo batterie fit between 4.5mm tall pin sockets
Connect the batterie to B+ and B-, or RAW and GND (these pairs of pins are internally connected)
Avoid reverse polarity (nRF52840 chip is usually destroyed first)
Note that a few keyboards have RAW and VCC pins connected together (namely Helix and Gherkin), and will kill the controller (RAW pin is for the charger only). You may just not solder RAW pin to the keyboard as a workaround.
FAQ
Do i need a TRRS cable to connect the split keyboard halfs?
No, the slave side connects wireless to the master side. Optional you can use a cable (no charge over TRRS cable).
What's the battery life?
Approximately 2weeks with a 100mAh battery (no oled, or led‘s).
Is there a lag while typing?
Bluetooth devices can reach a latency of 1.3 ms. Lower latency means more power drain and reduce the battery life.
Is it possible to switch between Bluetooth devices?
Yes, QMK and ZMK have support for up to 5 Bluetooth profiles.
What batteries work with the Puchi-BLE?
LiPo batteries with 1S. Also important is that the LiPo batterie has a protection circuit (low voltes / discharge)
Are batteries available in the shop?
No, due to the german law, i don’t offer batteries in the shop. You can get LiPo batteries on Ebay and Aliexpress.
What are the EXT_VCC and EXT_GND? Are they the same pins as VCC and GND?
Yes. Power output is sofware-controlled to save battery (RGB LEDs draw up to 1 mA each when off).
Does the magnetic USB-C adpater work with both variants?Yes. The switch does not collide with the magnet adapter.
The Puchi-BLE is heavily based on the open source project nRFMicro from Joric.For each Puchi-BLE sold, a small amount is donated to the creator.
Controller comparison
Board MCU Architecture Clock Flash RAM
Puchi-BLE
nRF52840
32-bit Cortex M4
64 Mhz
1 MB
256 kB
nice!nano
nRF52840
32-bit Cortex M4
64 Mhz
1 MB
256 kB
Pro Micro
ATmega32u4
8-bit AVR
16 Mhz
32 kB
2.5 kB
Bluepill
STM32F103C8T6
32-bit Cortex M4
72 Mhz
64 kB
20 kB
Proton-C
STM32F303CCT6
32-bit Cortex M4
72 Mhz
256 kB
40 kB
Pinout
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Durock
Durock Lupine Linear Switches 2 Stage Long Spring
The new JWK Durock switches with a deeper sound signature and still a very smooth feel.
1QTY = 10 switches
Material: Polycarbonate (top), Nylon (bottom)
New Shape POM stem (13.1mm longer pole)
Factory lube
2 stage long gold spring 62g
These are PCB mounted switches (5pins). To use these as plate mounted switches (3pins), just cut the two plastic legs with a flush wire cutters.
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3W6 RP2040 Split Keyboard Kit
This is the new 3w6 RP2040 version. Instead of the old ATmega32U4, it uses a modern RP2040 32-bit dual ARM microcontroller.
New features:
Onboard controller (RP2040) on both sides
4MB (32Mbit) QSPI flash and 264 KB SRAM
Full Duplex UART split transport up to 1.5Mb/s
Handedness via eeprom (automatic dectect which one is the master side via VBUS detection)
1x Blue user led (GPIO17) and 1x RGB led (WS2812) (GPIO25) on both sides, for layer or caps lock indication
ESD protection on all USB-C ports (also on the serial circuit)
Optional Pimoroni Trackball on both sides (The Pimoroni Trackball Rev2024 have a Qw/ST socket at the bottom, which sticks out at the keyboard bottom)
VIAL firmware flashed on both halfs, open VIAL GUI and change the layout as you need
Features:
PCB's are completely assembled, only the Choc V1 switches need to be soldered on
USB-C connector on master side for computer <-> keyboard connection
USB-C to USB-C connection between split keyboard halfs
Support for Choc V1 switches (not V2)
Choc spacing (keycaps are closer to each other)
Low profile and lightweight
Aggressive pinky stagger
This split keyboard kit does not support hotswap, no multiple switchtypes, no encoders, no LEDs, no Oled display.
Includes:
Left and right keyboard PCB (SMD components already assembled)
Top plates (black with silver 3W6 logo, FR4 material)
Middle plates (3D printed, black PLA)
Bottom Foam (self adhesive)
You need:
36x Choc V1 switches (no V2)
34x Choc 1U keycaps
2x Choc 1.5U keycaps
USB-C cable
Short USB-C to USB-C cable to connect both halfs (15-30cm)
Solder and solder iron to solder the switches
Build-Guide
Souce code for VIAL firmware
Photos of the completed kit are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this kit must be assembled (soldering switches) and does not include switches or keycaps.
PCB and case design by weteor, RP2040 port by 0xCB
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Silicone Keycap Mold for MX OEM DIY Resin Artisan Keycaps
Create customize keycaps with UV resin or 2 component resin.
Paw: 6x Kitty Paw
Mold R1-1: 2x 2.25U + 2.75U + 6U
Mold R1-2: 3x 1U + 2x 1.25U
Mold R2: 4x 1U + 1x 1.75U
Mold R3: 4x 1U + 1x 1.5U
Mold R4: 4x 1U + 1x 2U
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Pimoroni
Pimoroni Tiny 2040 - RP2040 development board with USB-C
Variant:
8MB Flash
A postage stamp sized RP2040 development board with a USB-C connection and 2MB/8MB of flash, perfect for portable projects, wearables, and embedding into devices.
While we love the Raspberry Pi Pico we also wanted something smaller and with a bunch more flash on board. Introducing the Tiny 2040 - a teeny tiny powerhouse with the chops to realise truly ambitious projects.
Powered and programmable via USB-C, Tiny 2040 comes with 2MB/8MB of QSPI (XiP) flash on board so it can handle projects small and large with ease. The board is designed with castellated pads to allow it to be directly soldered onto a PCB or alternatively you can use pin headers to hook it up on a breadboard or directly with wires. We've even managed to fit in a programmable RGB LED, a reset button and some clever circuitry that lets you use the boot button as a user controllable switch.
It's compatible with firmware built for the Raspberry Pi Pico but offers a reduced number of pins due to its size. You can even run MicroPython on it!
Features
Powered by RP2040
ARM Cortex M0+ running at up to 133Mhz
264kB of SRAM
USB-C connector for power, programming, and data transfer
2MB/8MB of QSPI flash supporting XiP
User controllable RGB LED
Twelve IO pins (including four 12-bit ADC channels)
Switch for basic input (doubles up as DFU select on boot)
On-board 3V3 regulator (max regulator current output 300mA)
Input voltage range 3V - 5.5V
Dimensions: approx 22.9 x 18.2 x 6mm (L x W x H, including the USB-C port)
Eagle CAD part
Schematic
Getting Started
Tiny 2040 is firmware agnostic! You can program it with C/C++ or MicroPython in the same way as you would a Raspberry Pi Pico, though you'll need to bear in mind that it has a reduced number of pins. You can find (lots) more information on how to do that (as well as download links for the firmware/SDK) on the RP2040 landing page.
You can also use CircuitPython on your Tiny 2040! CircuitPython is an easy to use, well-established ecosystem with lots of example code and drivers for interfacing with different kinds of hardware. Click here to download the CircuitPython firmware for Tiny 2040 and click here for a getting started guide.
Notes
The RGB LED is connected to GP18-GP20 and active low (so the on/off state will work in the opposite way to the LED on a Raspberry Pi Pico). You can PWM the pins to dim the LED - check out Tonygo2's MicroPython example.
About RP2040
Raspberry Pi's RP2040 microcontroller is a dual core ARM Cortex M0+ running at up to 133Mhz. It bundles in 264kB of SRAM, 30 multifunction GPIO pins (including a four channel 12-bit ADC), a heap of standard peripherals (I2C, SPI, UART, PWM, clocks, etc), and USB support.
One very exciting feature of RP2040 is the programmable IOs which allow you to execute custom programs that can manipulate GPIO pins and transfer data between peripherals - they can offload tasks that require high data transfer rates or precise timing that traditionally would have required a lot of heavy lifting from the CPU.
Variants from €8.00*
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NP Profile PBT Numpad Keycaps 28 keys
Profile: NP
Material: PBT
28 keys
MX compatible
Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.This product includes only keycaps.
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Durock
Durock POM Tactile Switches Sunflower T1
The new JWK Durock switches with a deeper sound signature and still a very smooth feel.
1QTY = 10 switches
Material: Full POM housing / new mixed material stem
Lubed (Smoother performance)
Colors: Housing PANTONE 17-5104 Ultimate Gray / Stem PANTONE 13-0647
These are PCB mounted switches (5pins). To use these as plate mounted switches (3pins), just cut the two plastic legs with a flush wire cutters.
The Sunflower switch is a T1
Type1: T1 tactile style, heavy tactile feeling
Type2: Medium tactility, similar MX Clear
Type3: Light tactile style, similar to MX Brown
Durock
Durock Piano POM Linear Switches
The new JWK Durock switches with a deeper sound signature and still a very smooth feel.
1QTY = 10 switches
Material: Full POM housing / Mystery Material Stem
Unlubed
These are PCB mounted switches (5pins). To use these as plate mounted switches (3pins), just cut the two plastic legs with a flush wire cutters.
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Module dampening foam
Works with most pcb's and layouts
Height: 3mm
The foam has 3M glue on the back
Package content: 40x1-hole, 16x3-hole and 16x4-hole foam
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Zealios Zilents Tealios Silent-Orange Sakurios Roselios Switch Tester
Zealios V2 62g, 65g, 67g, 78g
Zilents V2 62g, 65g, 67g, 78g
Tealios V2 67g
Silent Orange 63.5g
Sakurios 62g
Roselios 67g
With clear R3 OEM keycaps and acrylic base.
Gateron
Gateron Ink switches Blue/Red/Yellow
V2 (no issue with loose leave)
INK Red (linear) Pcb mount:
Actuation: 50g
Bottom: 67g
Travel: 4 mm
INK Yellow (linear) Pcb mount:
Actuation: 60g
Bottom: 67g
Travel: 3.4 mm
INK Blue (Clicky) Pcb mount:
Actuation: 75g
Bottom: 60g
Travel: 4 mm
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XDA Pink Valentine's day keycap set PBT 176 keys
XDA Profile
176 keycaps
Dye-sub
PBT Material
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Plaid Gold Keyboard Kit - USB-C MX/Choc
With most modern kits its hard to say what it takes to get a beautiful, working mechanical keyboard. But the Plaid - designed by Takuya Urakawa - is a feature complete ortholinear 40% mechanical keyboard that has nothing to hide.
Unlike the original Plaid Kit the Plaid Gold Kit offers additional switch options as well as an updated USB-C connection while maintaining the accessibility of the build. It features only easy-to-solder through hole components, but is still fully equiped with everything you need to use it on a daily basis. If you need an additional macropad the Plaid-Pad will be the perfect companion.
Product features:
Through-hole components
4x12 ortholinear layout
MX Style (3 or 5 pin), Choc, or Choc V2 switches
Easy change the keymap with VIAL GUI, no coding required
QMK, VIA and VIAL compatible Microcontroller Unit (ATMEGA328P)
USB-C connectivity
Bottom plate with two different artworks on both sides
Kit Includes:
Main PCB, top and bottom plate
All required solder components
Transparent acrylic guard plate (3mm)
Brass spacers and screws
Self adhesive rubber feet
Note:
For transport the acryl guard plate has a bluish protection film applied, which should be removed before assembly.The USB-C can be difficult to solder properly without using flux. If you want me to do it for you add the USB-C Soldering Service.
You need:
48x MX or Choc switches
USB-C cable
Keycaps
Slotted screwdriver
Soldering equipment
You optionally need:
2U Stabilizer (No Plate mount!)
Plaid dampening foam
Guides:
Soldering GuideYou can follow the Build-Guide for the normal Plaid pcb. The only differnece are the two additional resistors (R9 & R10 are 5.1kOhm).
Installing the bottom PCB and acrylic coverThe case assembly is very similiar to the Plaid-Pad. Here is a video of it.
How to enter Bootloader Mode
Download Links:
VIAL Software
Photos of the completed kit are for demonstration purposes only. Please note that this kit must be assembled (soldering) and does not include switches or keycaps.
Kailh
Kailh Low Profile Choc Switches V1
Sold in packs of 10 (Quantity 1 = 10 switches).
Black: Linear / 60g
Blue (gChoc): Linear / 20g
Brown: Tactile / 50g
Burnt Orange: Tactile / 60g
Dark Yellow: Linear / 70g
Jade: Clicky / 50g (same spring as the Choc White, but with a thicker clickbar)
Navy: Clicky / 60g (thicker clickbar)
Pale Blue: Clicky / 60g
Red: Linear / 50g
Red Pro: Linear / 35g
Robin: Clicky / gold plated springs / 57g
Silver: Linear / 40g
Sunset: Tactile / 40g
White: Clicky / 50g
Actuation travel: 1.5±0.5mm
Total travel: 3.0±0.5mm
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Planck compatible Carbon Top Plate for HI-PRO OLKB Case (ortholinear keyboard)
Material:
Carbon (matt)
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Switch Compatibility:
Alps
This carbon top plate fit's to the Planck HI-PRO bottom case from OLKB.
Supports MIT and GRID layout
Compatible with Cherry MX keyswitches, and MX clones (Gateron, Kailh, Zealio …)
Plate is 1.5 mm thick
Material Carbon
With top opening holes (open switches without desoldering)
GRID SPACING (GS): 19mm
These plates are not compatible with LO-Pro Planck cases from OLBK.