Three of my keyboard builds I’ve done in the last few months!
Just messing around with 60-68% layouts. Can you tell I like pink?

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Three of my keyboard builds I’ve done in the last few months!
Just messing around with 60-68% layouts. Can you tell I like pink?

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Got these on AliExpress and they were better than I thought they would be. Super sad the little numpad can't open up for more mods. What I can see inside is that there is no foam either. 😕 the only thing you can do is hotswap switches which is better than nothing, but otherwise it sounds pretty good 👍 (also despite north-facing RGB, it's super bright)
I think I fiddled around with this for a solid hour 😅 can't wait for my akko keyboard to come in now.
Some before and after progress shots. I still have to cover the corners and clear coat it but I couldn't stand my base being blue when everything else was pink :>

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A few days ago, I modded my PC case. It was a simple white mod which I wanted for a long time. So, I used white spray paint to change some of the sections of my case. Similarly, I thought to change the colour theme of my keyboard which has an all-black colour theme which doesn’t fits my setup colour theme.
My keyboard is Corsair Strafe RGB and all I wanted to do is change my keyboard colour from black to white keeping the keycaps black for a white/black colour theme.
The painting was surely a better way but it would take much more time to dry and I also didn’t want to take risk of snaping the plastic cover of keyboard. So, I decided to use a white vinyl sheet which I also used in the interior of my PC case.
Here is a small step by step method of how you can do this simple mod of your keyboard with any coloured vinyl sheet you like.
Take out all the keycaps
This is the first step and because without removing the keycaps it will be very frustrating to paste the sheet, it’s better to remove any obstacle in the process. But make sure you either take a photograph of your keyboard keys layout or arrange them in a similar manner on your desk when you remove your keycaps.
Clean
We hardly clean our keyboards and I didn’t remember if I cleaned mine for 2 years by removing the keycaps. So, after removing the keycaps, use a simple air blower and take a clean cloth to clean every part of your keyboard including the frame on which you want to stick the vinyl sheet.
Take outer measurement
Before you cut out a big piece of vinyl sheet, take measurement of your keyboard. Measure the width and length and cutout at least 1cm longer piece than the dimensions of your keyboard
Taker inner measurement
It’s important to know the exact details of the key layout. You should measure the distances between the keys and their sections. Take the measurement from all the sides towards your keys to know how much area should be cut out.
Draw key layout
Before cutting out the insides of your vinyl sheet, draw an exact key layout on your sheet with a pencil at the backside. Try to measure as accurately as you can because even one mm or two can ruin the whole process. Always make sure that you take one mm more than what you think is needed as the extra sheet can be cut out.
Cut out sheet using a pen knife
A pen or surgical knife is very sharp and accurate in cutting paper. Use a ruler to avoid any inaccuracies and cut two or three times at a particular area to make sure the vinyl sticking sheet is cut along with the protective sheet.
Paste on the frame
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Do not remove the protective sheet completely but remove it gradually from one side when you start sticking the vinyl sheet. Use your fingers to remove any air for a firm fix.
Cut out the extras
Use the same pen knife and cut out the extra sheet that is not needed.
Put back the keycaps
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Now, your keyboard has been modded. Mine is not perfect but this is what I needed. You can use a different pattern or coloured vinyl sheets or you can also use stickers to make your keyboard more attractive.
Two keys were misplaced mistakenly which I fixed later.
How to do a simple keyboard mod A few days ago, I modded my PC case. It was a simple white mod which I wanted for a long time.