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  How long does it take to make one? Custom PCBs are dirt cheap, what's your motivation to go this manual route?
context: Why not use Amoeba Kings 1.3?
  Edit: repo >
  
  Expensive😔 >
  
  I got 300 of them shipped to Ireland for $25 >
  
  Yup expensive for my concerns. Plus it's fun to try something by yourself, and i already have the LEDs, sockets and diodes from a previous project ✨ >
  
  The other reason I hand wire. I've got all this crap on hand already, wtf not? Great sense of accomplishment once you're done, too. 
  Cool little project, or big project, if you plan a full keyboard like this. >
  
  Yes this time I opted for this solution because I want to try making the LEDs work. Last time I 3d printed everything and I ended up not adding the LEDs. Overwhelming.
  Let me find the link, I posted it here sometime ago. >
  
  Will you melt the plastic when you solder it? Probably will not melt much but it will make me feel incomfortable... >
  
  /r/handwiredkeyboards might interest you. >
  
  Hey thanks, joined.
  I've been watching your videos recently, good info and tips keep it on >
  
  mmmm cheezit >
  
  r/forbiddensnacks >
  
  This goes in the square hole. >
  
  I love the idea. >
  
  Thanks maybe I'll change my mind after making about 60 of them by hand 🥲 >
  
  Or I'll try a laser cutter 🤔 I will check >
  
  The fabled Any key! >
  
  The way its now the Diode will do nothing >
  
  Sure I haven't soldered it yet. >
  
  I see lots of solder :) >
  
  He was talking about the diode? >
  
  I'm joking. >
  
  😆👍 >
  
  tasty >
  
  That looks nice. Yes I understand. The reason I'm going this way is mainly because I wanted to try having success with the LEDs otherwise after my first keyboard this time I would spare myself printing anything and just handwire with either hard core thick copper or magnet wire. >
  
  Forbidden Cracker >
  
  Nice >
  
  Thanks