Wrist rest making is an expensive hobby. I promise you I don't profit. I just enjoy making them and sharing them with the MK community.

You could try doing a resin pour and a mold. It might be less expensive. Then its just a matter of practice :)

Update: Since this is receiving so much interest, I went ahead and put up a raffle. If you go to my profile, there is a link called "Raffle Form"

No pressure ;)

You're about to get shadow banned for leaving not including weird ancillary items

On a more serious note, this is maybe the best aesthetic I have seen on this sub. Good shit!

I hate it because my mind would always want to pick up the key lol. But it's cool regardless=)

Damn this is classy

Same

Not sure if I like the wrist rest or keyboard more. But both look amazing.

Not a fan of typing on them. They look neat, though.

We'll, technically I ruined the paper. Lol. I ripped it in little pieces, then burnt the edges. It's all in epoxy resin and is layered in there.

Oh wow. Yeah. That's a lot. I use Pirate Ship. And it usually is right around $35. Except Australia, which is closer to a million.

Thanks for sharing your process! I really appreciate the suggestions on varying press speed and force curves. I'll start incorporating the former into future rounds.

I'd definitely like to get a dedicated testing setup, as I'm currently just using my first board, which is a triple mode EP-75—I wanted wireless for couch gaming and 2.4ghz dongle for interacting with GRUB—that came with Gateron Yellows. I imagine location on the board could introduce more variability than location on a tester, particularly given my board has batteries that may change the sound for certain groups of keys.

I also only have one switch of each type, which makes it impossible to quantify intra-switch-type variability. Maybe I got a flawed version of a particular switch, but without replication there's no way to know.

All of that aside, in the end I'm still just trying to find a switch that I'll probably like. The proof will be using it on an entire board for a bit, and then trying a different switch on the entire board, and then another one... Already having fun with the hobby, I suppose.

That's very well done! Do you happen to have more details or the build? Like how you made the paper look old without ruining it, and how you managed to have them layered like that..

The fact you can offer international shipping at 35 USD for a wristrest which is semi heavy. Makes the fact KeebsForAll charging 60+ for just keycap shipping even more outragious.

Thats just too expensive :(

Edit: its too expensive because of the shipping and taxes. The price for the wristrest itself is good.

Aw that's too bad! This one would cost $125 USD. Then international shipping is usually right around $35USD.

Yea they switched some sets around like KAT Atlantic. Still waiting for kam superuser so...

It's not like they are the only one with that issue, its just a dyesub thing

You live in the US :( so high shipping cost and tax for me.

How much are you asking for such a wristrest (if you dont mind me asking)?

Thank you so much! I’ll be running a little sale on these in the next day or so. Feel free to follow my IG, I’ll post it on there. My IG link is in my profile.

Damn! That is fcking awesome! I also like the unique wristrest, I would 100% buy one of these from you!

Whoa. That is sick.

Thanks so much

that is incredible

The keyboard is a Qwerkywriter

Check out Keychron.

https://www.keychron.com.au/products/keychron-v6-qmk-custom-mechanical-keyboard

https://keychron.com.au/products/keychron-v5-qmk-custom-mechanical-keyboard

They're a Chinese company, so you should be able to order them online for shipping to Australia.

These keyboards run QMK/VIA. I think there may be community VIAL builds.

The other option is to keep your existing keyboard and buy a programmable macro pad.