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Keycap Kevin: I’ve failed but found an expert to show me how swirling works
8.11.2022
Mechanical keyboards are my great passion. In the series «Keycap Kevin», I’m experimenting with various techniques to beautify keyboards. Today’s experiment: My [[strike:second]] fourth attempt at water transfer printing – this time with the help of an expert.
This time you can even win something: a Keychron Q1 beautified by Pascal and built by me. All you need to do is click on the Participate button below.
This is episode 2 of the five-part series «Keycap Kevin». I’ll keep adding new episodes to this page.
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