True I relatively recently joined and it was so insanely hard to get started. We need more videos like this to bring custum mechanical keyboards to the mainstream, just like custom PC's.
Does anyone know where you can get skyblue PUDDING keycaps? I legit cant find them anywhere online beside in expensive cotton candy bundles and I just want the blue
@@joshuaschoenman8212 yeah before i was really into keyboards I got some and I went back to them from my SA caps to see how they sounded and Holy shit its so high pitched and cheap sounding
Thank you. I'll be getting a mechanical keyboard soon and finding beginner friendly videos has been extremely hard frustrating. Your video stands out as the only thorough and beginner friendly video I could find.
Yes, please! YES! I hope you keep this series up and keep it as informative as possible for beginners to this hobby. It's a steep learning curve with all the abbreviations, different build types (i.e. casket mount) and ways to buy certain parts (group buy).
Okay this is really weird...I was literally just thinking yesterday “I could use a super solid beginners guide to mechanical keyboards” and here it is!
Beautiful! Thanks for the thorough and simplistic rundown. The mech keyboard universe is in dire need of beginner's material, and this has everything someone would need to get started. This is the manual for anyone who is looking to get into the hobby. THANK YOU!!
Mannn I wish taeha uploaded on TH-cam more, this is great! On a side note, my glorious pandas just came in, and my banana split switches are coming tomorrow!
Thank you so much for this video I wanted to build my keyboard but didn’t want to solder but know I know I don’t have to do that if I get a hot swap pcb
Great video! everything explained really clearly and I feel like your cozy Jazz songs are so key to setting the tone of what keyboard building really is!
Oh my gosh! TH-cam why did you not suggest this video when I was searching for beginner's guides a week ago. This is so clear and concise! So many other videos assume you already know a bunch about this field. Thanks so much for the great video! I've joined the Discord now :) excited to learn more!
Thanks. I am relatively new to the mechanical keyboard scene, and although I already know much of the things talked about with switches, stabs, etc, it was really helpful for knowing more about things like plates and key cap profiles. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much. I've been watching hours of your videos the past few weeks. Currently waiting for the parts of my 60% (first build) to arrive. I'm sending this video to my friend...hoping to infect him with the keyboard bug too.
I relatively recently joined the mechanical keyboard community and it was so insanely hard to get started. We need more videos like this to bring custum mechanical keyboards to the mainstream, just like custom PC's. There is way to few good quality tutorials on TH-cam. Keep up the good work 👍
Although I will never get into building mechanical keyboards as it is too expensive and my dad won't buy me, this looks extremely fun like building pcs. Seriously, Taeha did such a good job with the video, he needs at least couple million (emphasis on at least) to do justice for how explanatory his videos are and the amount of time he puts into them.
Im watching this as someone who is very familiar with the custom keyboard community but Taeha just has such high quality videos that i just watch them all anyway :D
Damn, this video should have been my entry into the keyboard world, instead of watching your build streams and getting more confused every minute, great video!
I really like this series! You should do the next one about buying custom mechs, the market and how it works. But you probably have other ideas and some of it is addressed in the google form in the description.
Ive known your channel since you had like 20.000 subs, just wanted to let you know that im very happy to see you grow so much and make such amazing quality content, keep it up :)
I have to say I LOVE the effort put in to the animations! They are crisp and clean! But the only thing that I would add is that you stick to a maximum of 3 colors. (the light red & silverwhite combo is fire)
While you don't post too many of these types of videos (not just a VOD), all of them are just done so well. Looking forward to you doing more non VOD TH-cam content. I've rewatched this video several times already.
Really good and concise explanation, well structured. The animations are great for helping visualise a lot of things that beginners will be confused about. Gonna be sending this video to poison my friends!!!
This is amazing! Thank you so much, I love your other vids too. This one just confirms what I've managed to piece together over the last year, haha. I've already just purchased a hotswappable and some extra switch types. What would be great for future concise videos like this would be: how to source less expensive than GMK but still quality keycaps, tools for modding, and how to navigate group buys. These are my next steps. Also I'm glad this is a safe space to talk about lube, sans judgement.
You have no idea how amazing this video is for an introduction to this hobby, thank you for paving the way for me and many others. This is a huuuuuge help!
Holy smooooth animations, killer job man!
randomfrankp I love you
Wait I just saw your video too! Haha thank youu
Love the new video
I like your videos Frank and Taeha
Came here for this. Animations for simple things like key cap sizing was real nice. Same aesthetic and feel to the intro.
that intro transition was so smooth
36 grit sandpaper
Its beyond than Krytox 205g0
Oh hey Rageelixir
the continuity bro
god i’m loving the look of the new studio, great work on the video man!
Hey. I love your vids
I just subbed :)
@Darius Domaradzki xqcL
Ay sup Hamaji
lmao same
less is more
More is less
is more less? or is less more?
Now the key to lubing is that less is more
@@boopdino8053 So that means none is most Pog
ITS HIM
I am Nathan Kim, and this is my MasterClass.
Dude your profile pic is literally just that
@Anton Butler bro?
@Nigga LMAO
So jelly of your video quality. I think the community has needed a video like this for a long time. Very concise for a lot of the new people joining.
True I relatively recently joined and it was so insanely hard to get started. We need more videos like this to bring custum mechanical keyboards to the mainstream, just like custom PC's.
@@gregtv1467 i dont wanna be a gatekeeper but i kinda dont want it to go mainstream, i liked the little community of enthusiasts before this blew up.
Wish I had this as a resource a month ago while building my first mech. Taeha is really opening this hobby up to a whole new group of nerds. love it
Awesome video! Love the vibes and that gray surface 👍😍
-D.
yo
Ngl Still, to me, no channel beats your photography
4:28 that audio sync was a nice touch
yessss
Omg I never noticed that
true
@@TaehaTypes are you taekeyboards
@Vacuum Cleaner idk, I thought this taeha was Australian
The production in this video is really slick ngl
Does anyone know where you can get skyblue PUDDING keycaps? I legit cant find them anywhere online beside in expensive cotton candy bundles and I just want the blue
Don’t get pudding key caps
@@joshuaschoenman8212 why not?
@@happytrix6167 they are very thin and sound like crap, and they look cheap and normie
@@joshuaschoenman8212 ok
@@joshuaschoenman8212 yeah before i was really into keyboards I got some and I went back to them from my SA caps to see how they sounded and Holy shit its so high pitched and cheap sounding
Thank you. I'll be getting a mechanical keyboard soon and finding beginner friendly videos has been extremely hard frustrating. Your video stands out as the only thorough and beginner friendly video I could find.
”you can go even smaller like a 40% or 27%...if you're a masochist”...EYE-
Never clicked so fast for a video. This video was great
idk why he said that 40% keebs are so good.
@@docmcstuffins6300 Planck or NIU40??
@@Raviolei all of them
@@docmcstuffins6300 planck gang rise up!11!!! I dont think I can live without QMK now.
makes sense with that pfp
this is a really lovely and informative video. thank you taeha.
yeah bro we dont care
Clean. 👌🏼
dirt
nah ini dia
Uwau
LOH nyasar disini
Ah yes, indonesia's keyboard enthusiast
Yes, please! YES! I hope you keep this series up and keep it as informative as possible for beginners to this hobby. It's a steep learning curve with all the abbreviations, different build types (i.e. casket mount) and ways to buy certain parts (group buy).
I'm just here to see taeha. No need to relearn anything :)
cant even explain how often i send this video instead of trying to explain the hobby. best video out there for helping new comers. you're the man, man
Okay this is really weird...I was literally just thinking yesterday “I could use a super solid beginners guide to mechanical keyboards” and here it is!
I think this is the only video that gives a beautiful idea about this hobby and how to get start with it..I haven’t seen one explaining this easily ..
You really do be standing at the front of the Keyboard cummunity showing the world how it goes
Beautiful! Thanks for the thorough and simplistic rundown. The mech keyboard universe is in dire need of beginner's material, and this has everything someone would need to get started. This is the manual for anyone who is looking to get into the hobby. THANK YOU!!
Mannn I wish taeha uploaded on TH-cam more, this is great! On a side note, my glorious pandas just came in, and my banana split switches are coming tomorrow!
The only intro I don't skip... it is SO GOOD
Great video, best one for beginners out there! Thanks for making this Nate :)
High Quality. Organized. Informative. Expect nothing less from you. Well done!
The stabilizer demonstration was cool, but imagine the pain of popping in all the switches and PURPOSELY leaving one set of stabs out.
awesome lighting on the close ups and product shots
Thank you so much for this video I wanted to build my keyboard but didn’t want to solder but know I know I don’t have to do that if I get a hot swap pcb
holy graphics. also, that no stab test sent chills down my spine
anyone know what jacket he's wearing? asking for a friend
Following! He looks great with that jacket!!!
Great video! everything explained really clearly and I feel like your cozy Jazz songs are so key to setting the tone of what keyboard building really is!
How to build a keyboard:
Step 1: get a doctor’s degree in rocket science
it's really easy though
The community needed this one bro thanks
YES!! HE SAID CHERRY MX SWITCHES ARE BAD! LETS GOOOOO!
*cries in actual Cherry keyboard*
@@hugoolofsgard415 hey, their old ones are... okay.
just watched an entire video about stuff I already know and still enjoyed it to the max. Good work man
Nothing is inside of mine because every time I go to order components the group buys have ended and I get conned into buying another deskmat.
Those minimalistic animations were so good !
You are soo relaxing 🤠
stop encouraging him!
halthedroog wym?
Oh my gosh! TH-cam why did you not suggest this video when I was searching for beginner's guides a week ago. This is so clear and concise! So many other videos assume you already know a bunch about this field. Thanks so much for the great video! I've joined the Discord now :) excited to learn more!
2:30 PCB isn't really a brain it's more of a neural system while microcontroller does all of the heavy lifting.
Thanks. I am relatively new to the mechanical keyboard scene, and although I already know much of the things talked about with switches, stabs, etc, it was really helpful for knowing more about things like plates and key cap profiles. 👍👍👍
challenge: take a shot everytime taeha says "vast majority"
Your video quality and overall vibe is excellent. Liked the knife part in the beginning
"When it comes to PCBs they'll usually come in one of two flavors" got me ;p
I Love It How I Have Literally Watched All Off Nathan's Videos.
Wow!
Damn even his clothes looks like a custom keyboard.
we need more people like you
What's Inside : Mechanical Keyboard
what's inside a keycult? whip out the band saw and let's see
Andrew Chao nooooooooo!
I love Taeha's editing it is by far the cleanest I've even seen.
nice pfp
i use krytox205g0 for lube and i aint talking about switches ;)
nice
This type of video is gonna kill on youtube. Awesome stuff
Are first viewers still rewarded?
Yes :)
Loving the simplicity and aesthetic of this video
I’m looking to build a custom and I’m trying to decide exactly what I want.
@Jayppex okay, thanks!
@@colinparsons9286 I recommend the kemove 61
@ϯհε ʍαɾƘနʍαη awesome!
Oh hey der guy?
@Jonathan Cagle hey daddy, you have any advice?
those switch animations were mindblowing :o
Taeha Types regulars confused as to why he is explaining the basics of mechanical keyboards.
Thank you so much. I've been watching hours of your videos the past few weeks. Currently waiting for the parts of my 60% (first build) to arrive. I'm sending this video to my friend...hoping to infect him with the keyboard bug too.
I do not like that thumbnail, makes me cringe
I literally cannot thank you enough for the effort you put in these videos and the google doc you provided in the bio, you're a life saviour ^-^
9:32 whoa that plate... looks so smooth and shiny... wow....
kudo's to you on the clarity of the concept, ability to explain it simply and holy smokes graphics.. damn you are good ..
Those animations and video edition just top notch.
I relatively recently joined the mechanical keyboard community and it was so insanely hard to get started. We need more videos like this to bring custum mechanical keyboards to the mainstream, just like custom PC's. There is way to few good quality tutorials on TH-cam. Keep up the good work 👍
Everything about this video is high quality. The animations, the visuals, the explanations…everything. Thank you and great job! 👏 🙏
that intro is *SMOOOOTH*
Although I will never get into building mechanical keyboards as it is too expensive and my dad won't buy me, this looks extremely fun like building pcs. Seriously, Taeha did such a good job with the video, he needs at least couple million (emphasis on at least) to do justice for how explanatory his videos are and the amount of time he puts into them.
Great video Taeha. Can tell how much effort has gone into this one!
The production quality is so amazing.
Very beginner-friendly video, nice job Nathan!
The animation, background music, construction of the video..well done mr. Taeha 👍
Im watching this as someone who is very familiar with the custom keyboard community but Taeha just has such high quality videos that i just watch them all anyway :D
More of these! Very informative, especially for newcomers. The more into the hobby, the merrier 😁
this is a very good video since a lot of new people are getting into this hobby
Your video production quality has gotten so good, I kept thinking I was looking at renders
you truly lubed those animations, great job!
Incredibly high quality on this video!
really love the animation in this video. so clean yet satisfying to watch.
Such a solid and clear intro - and those visuals! Dude!
That intro was that clean your one of the best editors ive seen on TH-cam tbh keep up the work man good job
Damn, this video should have been my entry into the keyboard world, instead of watching your build streams and getting more confused every minute, great video!
I really like this series! You should do the next one about buying custom mechs, the market and how it works. But you probably have other ideas and some of it is addressed in the google form in the description.
Loving this format, finally something I can show to my friends so I don't have to explain myself
Wow, it was time for a proper intro for mechanical keyboards! Super nice job on the design, animations and texts!
wow the animated graphics are amazing in this
Ive known your channel since you had like 20.000 subs, just wanted to let you know that im very happy to see you grow so much and make such amazing quality content, keep it up :)
Im gonna watch all the series! Great job man! Idea. To the end you can add interviews with people using your keyboards!
this is legit the best keyboard video on youtube! great job man!
I am getting so much entertainment with these videos 10/10
I have to say I LOVE the effort put in to the animations! They are crisp and clean! But the only thing that I would add is that you stick to a maximum of 3 colors. (the light red & silverwhite combo is fire)
While you don't post too many of these types of videos (not just a VOD), all of them are just done so well. Looking forward to you doing more non VOD TH-cam content. I've rewatched this video several times already.
Spectacular video to send to all the keyboard homies. Send it to the newbs for learning and the old for pure appreciation.
Really good and concise explanation, well structured. The animations are great for helping visualise a lot of things that beginners will be confused about. Gonna be sending this video to poison my friends!!!
This is amazing! Thank you so much, I love your other vids too. This one just confirms what I've managed to piece together over the last year, haha. I've already just purchased a hotswappable and some extra switch types. What would be great for future concise videos like this would be: how to source less expensive than GMK but still quality keycaps, tools for modding, and how to navigate group buys. These are my next steps. Also I'm glad this is a safe space to talk about lube, sans judgement.
aye the new setup is clean as hell
The quality production is insaneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Video describing plate feel and acoustics would be nice
I'm new to custom keyboards and this series is awesome and helpful, keep em coming!
still enjoyed watching this even though I know a lot about keyboards. Great video Nathan! (more vlogs? Yes... Thanks!)
You have no idea how amazing this video is for an introduction to this hobby, thank you for paving the way for me and many others. This is a huuuuuge help!