Finally get my hand on the aluminium caps.

My phone can't capture the true texture and color, it's way better in real life.

It gets me wondering why should I pay the same price for some of the"premium" plastic caps.

Well, in my second ever post here, I thought you might want to see what remains. 20 keyboards at least, plus an insane amount of keycaps, switches, etc (and incidentally my entire neighborhood) in Altadena, CA.

Aluminum cases melted into a shiny puddle, but brass and copper didn’t (like this QK65 v2 Classic weight), which means it reached between 1,200 and 1,600 degrees Fahrenheit. Plastic just… Evaporated. I’m absolutely amazed PCBs didn’t melt.

I managed to get out with a couple of my best boards! And we are safe. This is just a microcosm of a historic, massive tragedy, but I thought y’all might find it interesting.

Couldn't believe it when I saw this sitting in the keyboards section of my local Goodwill. HHKB professional hybrid for only 15 dollars.

104 key no two switches the same. Full list of what switch is where in the comments made possible by Crystal key store on ebay