Keycaps
The surface your fingers read. Sculpted at a 7° tilt, legends printed, warm gray to match the case.
The T-01 — a tenkeyless board, taken apart. Hot-swap switches, a wireless circuit, and a case that damps every press.
Every part of the T-01, in the order it sits when the board is closed. Pull one layer and the rest falls into place.
The surface your fingers read. Sculpted at a 7° tilt, legends printed, warm gray to match the case.
The mechanism. Hot-swap sockets, red stems, no solder — pull a switch, drop in another.
The skeleton. A milled metal grid that holds every switch in line and keeps the board rigid.
The circuit. Hot-swap sockets, a 2.4 GHz radio, and the battery that makes the board wireless.
The shell. Foam-damped, rubber feet, a mode toggle, and a port for when the battery runs out.
An illustrative exploded view, rendered from a build file — not a photograph of a physical product. The board is a tenkeyless, hot-swap, wireless mechanical keyboard.