Tofu 60 3.0 L9+U9

• Gasket Mount
• Alu Plate
• Cherry mx2a black (SS/L/F)
• GMK Blue Alert
• SW Knight V4
• No Foam

• 3d printed MB44 V1
• DSA Hyperfuse R1
• MX blacks

I made this project for my father, who likes to hoard all the keycap sets he can get his hands on. He says all the keycap storages are super expensive, so I hopped on FreeCAD and made this.

All the parts were 3D printed on an Anycubic Kobra S1. All the drawers have a locking mechanism as well to prevent them sliding out when tilted forward. Moreover the storage box has holes to mount a nameplate on the side for marking. One storage set (1 box, 3 drawers) costs about 4 dollars in material. The printing cost is near zero, since I own the printer.

I hope you like it!

I’ve been searching, for years now, for the perfect (for me) keyboard layout but have only ever seen one example and am not even certain what it’s called.

The one pictured above, which is a cheap unbranded POS with exactly nothing swappable - not even keycaps, has a 3 features that are impossible to find.

1. Is almost exactly the same size as an 80% TKL like my crush 80. Maybe it’s an 85%?
   
2. Has a numpad
   
3. Has full sized shift keys so the arrow keys are now smashed against the rest of the keyboard.

If I can find one of these with my choice of switches and keycaps plus all of the other modern bells and whistles, I’ll never buy another keyboard again. The crush80 would be perfect if it just had a numpad instead of those other keys I never use. Is it feasible to machine the aluminum of a crush80 to fit the numpad? Will my dream ever come true?

PC Locus

DCS UFO

Blue lubed and filmed everglides. Buttery smooth break in (I have been using these switches since 2021)

Vial firmware

Agar 60% PC plate
No foam
Cherry mx2a speedsilver with 22mm two-stage 30g spring, hand lubed
Staebies v2.2
Noctua x Drop keycaps

Finally got Agar after a lot of thinking, got my 2nd HHKB layout board.
Really good craftsmanship and easy assembly. Sound is so good and the board looks awesome.

I figured out what I liked, built it, and have been using it daily for three years so far. Hand-wired with hot swap sockets, thanks to a three-layer 3D printed internal assembly. (I was too cheap to get a custom PCB.) It has a nice!nano 2.0 with ZMK, running over Bluetooth. I intended this to be my prototype case before making a "real" one out of walnut, but making this by hand with a router was a harrowing enough experience. Someday I'll get a small CNC and make a better case.

Neo 65 core plus with pp plate and all the foam possible

Krome keycaps set

TTC Frozen Silent V2

I love the sound it makes, I my mod my space bar since it's a bit louder than the rest of the build.

It's not really original but I love the sound and feeling it has.

Decided to create a new PCB and upgrade the keyboard on the original Compaq Portable. Stock was an old foam and foil design that felt and sound like an old spring bed.

The keys are currently just some spares i had lying around so forgive the mismatched switches and improper length keys, this was designed as an exact layout match to the original. i am planning to design an improved version that has a better layout.

Black Neo65 Core Plus with NTD caps on it, this would be it.

with the spiderman movie coming out soon, here's a spiderman inspired build

KBD8x MKIII
GMK Black Snail L9 Cyrillic
Diamond Polished MX Browns
Spiderman Artisan

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My daily driver is a premium, low-profile NuPhy Air75 HE. When I received the K617 Fizz to review, I initially hesitated because I am used to a much more premium keyboard. Still, I wanted to see what a budget board could offer. To truly get a feel for it, I wrote and edited this entire review on the board itself. Here are my thoughts on the Redragon K617 Fizz Pink Edition.

If you are into a pink theme, this keyboard is just lovely to look at. I honestly enjoy taking photos of it. The keyboard's case is made of a thick PVC that feels solid and durable. The lighting is remarkably good for a white keyboard, too. It has two main color modes: a default rainbow RGB, or my preferred all-pink mode where you can control the brightness and speed of a clean, left-to-right wave. You can easily cycle through these patterns by pressing FN + Spacebar, and there are dedicated function keys to adjust the speed and brightness directly.

also like the included 90-degree USB-C cable; it is simple, white, and matches the overall theme perfectly. Redragon also packs in a keycap puller, a switch puller, and four extra red switches right in the box.

Because the board uses a compact 60% layout, it lacks the dedicated arrow keys found on my 75% NuPhy board. However, it is easy enough to use the function button paired with the WASD keys to navigate around the screen.

Coming from low-profile linear switches, transitioning to these full-travel red switches is a noticeable change. My NuPhy has a distinct, quiet "marbly" sound, whereas the K617 has a satisfying "thock" and the keys are a little louder.

All of the larger keys feel very stable. In particular, the spacebar is satisfying. It might sound odd, but the spacebar is the button I care most about on a keyboard, if that isn't right, nothing is.

While I do wish the keyboard had an internal weight to stabilize it or larger rubber feet, putting it on a desk mat or mousepad completely solves these issues. The pad tames the noise and makes the keyboard stable enough that it wasn't going to move anywhere.

For around $27 to $45 , the value here is impressive. Having those extra switch and tool options included makes this an excellent entry point for anyone curious about the hobby. It feels fully mechanical and serves as a great canvas to experiment with custom mods, like the tape mod or adding additional weight or even practicing lubing key switches without risking a premium, expensive keyboard.

**My Verdict**

While it lacks the heft of a high-end board, it feels nice and is made from quality, durable materials that outperform the price tag. I could see this being ideal for anyone looking to complete a great budget pink and white setup. I could also easily see myself getting this for a friend or coworker who wants to dip their toes into mechanical keyboards.

Here are some links to the keyboard. It's on sale at Amazon at the time of this writing.

Amazon, Redragon store

https://a.co/d/0fqwTFiB

Direct from Redragon

https://redragonshop.com/products/60-pink-mechanical-keyboard?\\_pos=4&\\_sid=cbed69f7b&\\_ss=r

I'll be around in the comments to answer any questions about this keyboard. I look forward to chatting with you all!

We have a small number of Marble 60 extras left in stock.

Once these are sold out, we may need to pause the project for a while and wait until there is enough interest to run a possible rolling group buy in the future. So, if you’ve been considering picking one up, this may be the last chance for some time.

The photos in this post are from one of our customers featuring his Gray Marble 60 build. Huge thanks to him for kindly allowing us to share them here!

You can find the remaining extras here:

https://www.elecfox.co/products/marble-60-pioneer-gb

IC Post: [IC] Marble 60 – A 60% keyboard sculpted from real marble : r/MechanicalKeyboards
IC form if you're interested in joining possible rolling gb: https://forms.gle/uwjMh6G38nqZs58FA

Keycap of this raffle is Dark Oni R2.

This piece is made of sterling silver(silver 925) and have been gold-plated & black-plated.

⌛Form open ~ closes :

2026/07/22/pm 10:00 (GMT+9 / KST) ~ 07/23/pm 10:00 (GMT+9 / KST) 24 hours

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Discord (WIP)

Keycaps:

Dark oni : Qty 10

Pricing: $130

wax carving & silver casting &3d sculpting & metal plating

material: [sterling silver (silver 925)]

Type of stem: MX stem

Trimode Niz Plum mini84v6pro 35gf for $140, plus $10 for the wrist rest. 35gf is a bit too weak for me (I am more used to 40 and 45gf gaming keyboards) but other than that it feels amazing. Typing it feels good once I am used to 35gf and it is really quiet even for office.

🎁This artisan keycap was created, inspired by the colorway of GMK Finer Things R2.

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🎁1U Artisan (Teal/White)    $35
🎁2U Artisan Set(1u+2u)      $85

Start: Jul 22, 2026 19:00 (GMT+9 / KST)
End: Aug 7, 2026 22:00 (GMT+9 / KST)

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Resin multi casting
MX Stem

Haven't used my Mr Suit in a while, but thought the off white color would be a great base for the green MTNU Skyriter that I just got.

Owlab Mr Suit

MTNU Skyriter w GMK Minimal (Color)

NK Creams

MB44v2

DCS green bean

HMX EMO

Wyse WY60 Keyboard I picked up from work. It's one with Cherry MX Black switches. From the 80's probably.

I’ve been dreaming of an HHKB mechanical keyboard for a long time, and now I finally own a second-hand KBDfans D60 in a beautiful beige-and-white finish. The Gomaser Pure Player keycaps fit it perfectly, and the Akko Fairy Silent switches round out the build beautifully - switches are quiet and offer a slightly bouncy feel when pressed. This combo makes me feel like I’m typing on a real HHKB, which is pretty funny considering they both cost about the same.

P. S. gomaster pure player set has no 2* 1U alt (only one), and any 1.5 super keycaps.

UPD: sound test: https://youtu.be/-TY8ct-fi10?is=Mi1NlBiQ8J9RmfkC

(Sorry for bad quality this was phone camera and mic)
SK65 v2, fr4 plate, keygeek y2 lubed, cerakeys matte v3, pe foam mod, tape mod

Anne Pro 2 has Gyro and Wheel mode. Tested it as racing gaming wheel sim on Asseto Corsa.

Agar (PC white case, PC plate)
Gateron Type R
GMK Hi! Viz R2
Typeplus x YIKB stabs