Build a keyboard from parts

Pick a case and we'll show you the PCBs, plates, switches and keycaps that fit it, with prices for your region.

Every part is checked against the rest of the build: the mounting standard shared by case, PCB and plate, ANSI or ISO layout, switch footprint and pins, stabilizer mounts, and whether the keycap set covers the board.

Start with a case Start with a kit

A kit is a case, PCB and plate sold together, usually with stabilizers. It's fewer decisions and fewer things to go wrong.

Starter builds

Complete builds that pass our checks. Open one and swap any part you like. See all builds.

Tofu60 with Milky Yellows
60% · Hot-swap · Linear
A first custom 60%: aluminium Tofu60 Redux case, hot-swap PCB, polycarbonate plate and Gateron Milky Yellow Pro linears, with white-on-black PBT keycaps.
6 parts, ≈ £187Open build
Holy60 with a brass plate
60% · Brass · Tactile
A heavier, stiffer 60%: Holy60 case, brass plate, case foam and Holy Panda X tactiles, with a sharp bump at the top of the press, and GMK white-on-black caps.
7 parts, ≈ £208Open build
Keychron Q2 Max kit
65% · Kit · Wireless
A wireless 65% from one box: the Keychron Q2 Max barebone with Gazzew Boba U4T tactiles and KAT Milkshake pastel keycaps. You only choose switches and caps.
3 parts, ≈ £283Open build
GMMK 3 Pro in UK ISO
75% · ISO · Tactile
A 75% set up for the UK layout: Glorious GMMK 3 Pro kit, ISO keycaps with the tall Enter and short left Shift, Cherry MX2A Browns and a coiled aviator cable.
5 parts, ≈ £315Open build

Starter builds

Tofu60 with Milky Yellows

Holy60 with a brass plate

Keychron Q2 Max kit

GMMK 3 Pro in UK ISO