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04 — Workspace

The environment around the machine.

Performance does not end at the case. The keyboard under your hands, the sound in your room and the desk you sit at all count.

A custom mechanical keyboard being assembled, a switch lubricated with a fine brush
Fig. 06 — WorkspaceGenerated illustration

Includes

Includes

We treat the workstation as one system: input, sound, cabling and posture. The result is a desk that disappears while you work — quiet, tidy and comfortable through long sessions.

  1. 01

    Custom keyboards

    Builds and modifications: switches, lubrication, stabilisers, acoustics and layout — tuned to the way you type.

  2. 02

    Room-tailored audio

    Speaker and listening-position setup tailored to your room, so the system sounds right where you actually sit.

  3. 03

    Cable management

    Clean, serviceable routing inside the case and under the desk.

  4. 04

    Workstation ergonomics

    Monitor height and distance, input placement and desk setup for long, comfortable sessions.

Outcome
Comfort over long sessions · A quieter room · Nothing in the way
A studio monitor loudspeaker in an acoustically treated room
Fig. 07Generated illustration
A minimal, ergonomic workstation at dusk with a monitor arm and a warm desk lamp
Fig. 09Generated illustration

Switch lab

Hear the switch before you choose it.

Four switch types, four different feels. Pick one and type: every keystroke plays the sound of that switch, and its telemetry profile shows how it is specified.

Choose a switch

Typing test · HMX Yogurt

A good keyboard disappears under your hands. You stop hearing the switches and start hearing the work.

WPM
0
Accuracy
100%
Time
0.0 s
Keystrokes
0

Esc restarts. When you finish, Enter loads a new passage. Letter case and punctuation count.

Best run per switch

  • HMX Yogurt—
  • Gateron Type R—
  • Kailh Box White—
  • HMX Sakura—

Switch telemetry profile · HMX Yogurt

Actuation force
37 g
Bottom-out force
43 g
Acoustic timbre
Clacky
Lubricant spec
Krytox 205g0
  • Actuation 37 g
  • Bottom-out 43 g
Force curve. Schematic. The curve shape is the typical profile of the switch type; the marked forces are the specification.

Related questions

Related questions

Where is the workshop?
In Warsaw. The exact address and opening hours are listed on the contact page.
Do you work with businesses as well as individuals?
Yes. We work with individuals and with companies, and we value long-term cooperation with both.
What do you not work on?
Outdated devices and computers, servers and server rooms, and mining farms or mining rigs. Staying inside a narrow range lets us do excellent work within it.
How do I know if my hardware counts as outdated?
Send us the model or the specification. We will tell you honestly whether it is something we can help with.

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Describe what you have and what you want it to do. We will reply with questions or a plan.

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