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After finally buying my first mechanical keyboard, the MagicForce 68 with MX Reds, I've been thinking about modding the keyboard with new keycaps, keycap decals, o-rings, stickerbombing, etc. I was inspired by an old Reddit post showcasing some Pokemon keycaps someone had made:
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I then found this template on WASD the other day for Pokemon keycap decals, and it seems easy enough to apply (I'm a bit of a Pokemon guy, if you couldn't tell):
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I've also been looking around for other ways of modding, too. I found a YouTube channel called TaeKeyboards who mods/reviews mechanical keyboards, and made a video on vinyl wrapping the MagicForce 68:
My question is: what mods could you recommend to a novice mechanical keyboard fan, and what mods have you made to your own keyboards? Feel free to post pictures of your keyboards!
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This is my magicforce 49 key (blue LEDs) with WASD puppy and Max keyboard switch tester keycaps. Its got o-rings on it. I bought a mini USB to micro USB cable so I can type on my phone. I also got that sleeve from Amazon so I can take everything with me. I'm finished with this board and I'm going to buy the Hall Effect in August.
Raithmir
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Jul 14, 2017
My first mech board, I started with a Filco TKL with Browns for work...
Fitted O-rings to quieten down the sound when working in the office. Then got some RGB coloured modifier keys. Then an anodised aluminium case with USB module so that I can use a detachable custom coloured USB cable. Then a replacement "Pegasus Hoof" programmable controller. Then Dolch key cap set. And now a funky purpley anodised Esc key, and some more aluminium keys on the way!
In between all that I ended up buying a full size Cooler Master RGB for my gaming PC, and a Whitefox with DSA Granite keycaps!
Next up I want to build my own in a low profile acrylic case. It's a slippery slope!
LevelSteam
Jul 13, 2017
Custom keycaps from WASD are a good way to start.
The first mods I started to implement in my boards were WASD's 40A-L o-rings on my caps to cut down on the racket my Blues and Greens made. I also have some on a Pok3r that has Clears but they feel a bit too mushy for my liking.
As for other novice level stuff, I have a 60% case I'm currently in the process of stick-bombing, but I'm not sure how I feel about it currently. I'll post pics when it's done and clear-coated.
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