Mechanical Keyboard V1

This keyboard was my second keyboard that I ever built. I originally built a GH60, but something happened to the PCB and it stopped working. I replaced the GH60 with a DZ60 V2, but during that also replaced the switches to Gateron yellows. This board houses the first set of switches I bought, and was also how I learned how to use CAD. It is easy to see how inexperienced I was back then: the corners aren't filleted and the bolts were an afterthought. The bottom also looks terrible because of the old print bed. But, it still worked fine. It has since been replaced by the V2, and is no longer functional due to not having a microcontroller.

Tech Specs

Microcontroller: None (Used to have a Teensy 2.0, but that is now in the V2)

Switches: Gateron Greens

Keycaps: 3d printed ones off Thingiverse

Filament: Hatchbox Red PLA, Hatchbox Gray PLA

Software: QMK (although I never fully integrated it: the firmware side was completely done through kbfirmware.com)