We all know how long GMK wait times are, and some keyboard group buys can take many months. However, more and more keyboard parts are finding their way to Amazon, and it got me thinking: can you build a fully custom keyboard using just Amazon? Turns out, yes you can!
But I don't necessarily recommend that you do. If you're on a tight budget I think it's fine, but you can get the same/similar parts for cheaper from Aliexpress or other vendors, just have to wait a few weeks. If you have a $200-$300 budget, you're better off buying Krytox or Tribosys from one of the many vendors that offer it today. For the case, get one of the injected molded options if you want plastic (KBD67 lite, NK65ee, Ikki68, etc.), for metal get something like the Bakeneko, Phantom, Tofu, GMMK Pro, etc. For the keycaps, more and more vendors are stocking PBT keycap sets, or pre-orders with shorter wait times.
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🛍️LTC NB681 Nimbleback Wired 65% Layout Mechanical Keyboard
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🛍️Happy Balls PBT Keycaps Backlit Keycap Sets
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🛍️Akko CS Matcha Green Switches
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🛍️TECSEE Purple Pandas Switches
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🛍️Grease Oil GPL 205 G0
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🛍️Dielectric Grease
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✨Check out CannonKeys for your custom keyboard needs. No discount with the link below, but I get a small kickback at no extra cost to you
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🧰Keyboard Tool Kit
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📷Content Creation Kit
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0:00 Intro
1:11 Cerulean Overview
2:03 Push Feel
0:25 Parts Overview
2:37 Keyboard Build
3:34 Typing Test
4:48 Wrap-up
🎵 BGM by StreamBeats
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