Mechanical keys reduce strain during long typing sessions
Practice75
Learn to solder and build a custom keyboard on a budget
The Practice75 is a keyboard kit that contains almost everything you need to build your own keyboard from scratch - just add , , and , and you'll be good to go! It's meant to be a great starting point for beginners - this time in a 75% layout!
The Practice75 is powered by an STM32 onboard MCU running QMK with VIA compatibility out of the box. The PCB included supports RGB underglow and per-key single color LED backlighting with south facing LEDs, but you'll have to provide your own WS2812B strip or LEDs to enable them.
What's included
- 1 Obliterated75 solderable PCB
- 1 Practice75 FR4 Plate
- 1 Practice75 FR4 Bottom
- 16 M3 screws, 8 12mm M3 standoffs
You will need a soldering iron, solder, and M2.5 Hex Head Screwdriver to assemble this kit.
You will also need to purchase
- Up to 82 switches
- Be sure to purchase a keycap set with a 1.75U Right Shift Key
- - up to 5x2U and a 6.25U or 7U
- Left Shift, Enter, and Backspace all need a 2U stabilizer.
- The spacebar will need a 6.25U or 7U stabilizer depending on your selected layout
Addons Available
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