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The Compaq RT235BTW, a NMB rubber dome keyboard with better than average feel

So after seeing the H7 kit of keycaps for sale last summer, I bought them off 7Bit with no intention other than to use them to look pretty, however, after a chat with some other friends from the UK, we actually decided to give making this a go....

While there are plenty of amazing pre-built mechanical keyboards on the market these days, it can be tough to find one with the perfect combination of switches, keycaps, case and electronics. The solution? Build your own. It’s much easier than it sounds. It just takes the right parts, a couple of tools and a relatively modest investment.

The standard typewriter keyboard is Exhibit A in the hottest new case against markets. But the evidence has been cooked.