CERAKOTE for Mechanical KEYBOARDS | Lets Talk About the Process

I design and machine custom mechanical keyboards. Start to finish, in-house.
Here, I talk about the finishing process for the aluminum and why I use Cerakote.

[@alexnostalgix]

bruh i seen this and was like "my friend does this" and then realize it was you lmao

[@geeksdontpanic]

LMAO it be ME

[@paulroa7133]

Loving the video!

[@geeksdontpanic]

Thanks!!! 🤙🏽

[@DustinVang]

my guy out here providing quality content for us! Thanks fam!

[@geeksdontpanic]

You're too kind! Thanks for the love

[@MrRctintin]

Great video dude, love what your doing 👌

[@geeksdontpanic]

Thanks Rob!

[@SmartShootersLLC]

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[@geeksdontpanic]

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[@jabril5016]

underrated af

[@geeksdontpanic]

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[@Marcobentiodee]

sick content, keep at it

[@geeksdontpanic]

Thank you!

[@thaidye]

Hey Chris! Would a 4oz cerakote tester enough for cover a TKL Mechanical Keyboard?

[@geeksdontpanic]

Yes a tester is more than enough for one keyboard. For me thickness can vary based on color choice but typically I use somewhere between .5 - 1 oz per piece. And since my keebs are 3 pieces I need at least 1.5 oz for a 65%.