B-STOCK - HH60 - 60% Custom Mechanical Keyboard

****B-STOCK PRODUCT****

Minor visual flaws in anodization under natural light and regular viewing or noticeable visual flaws in anodization under bright white light scanning intentionally for issues.

For more information on the quality control steps taken see bottom of the page.

IN-STOCK PRODUCT

For PCB update file and plate files see this link:

https://honghobbies.store/blogs/news/hh60-updates

Read more about the project here:

https://honghobbies.store/blogs/news/hh60-design-story

Description:

Mounting Style: Standard bottom mount

Typing Angle: 6 degrees

Front Height: Approximately 19mm front lip and 30mm typing height measured to top of GMK cherry keycap

Weight: Approximately 1.2kg unbuilt 

Takes PCB Mount Stabilizers (not included)

USB-C PCB Connection (not included)

Images of product NOT product renders

Kit Includes:

• Top and Bottom Case (Aluminium 6063)
• FR4 Plate
• Aluminum 5052 Plate
• Hotswap or Solder PCB (see below for layouts) designed by Xelus
• M2.5 Phillips Head Screws
• Bumpons

PCB Layouts 

Hotswap PCB - Fixed Layout 

Soldered PCB - Layout

FR4 Plate

Quality Control

The main reason it took so long to properly advertise these boards after manufacturing was the time taken to quality control. Here were the major steps taken:

1. Initial pass looking over boards in natural light looking for any noticeable flaws such as chips, mis-anodization, scratches, improper CNC cuts etc.

2. After sending out some initial boards for feedback it was noticed that for one board there was a screw hole in the case that was not properly engaging with the screw. The second pass was checking tightness of screws in the cases.

3. The third and final pass was an intentional viewing of the boards under bright harsh white light to find any inconsistencies. This was where majority of the B-stock goods were identified.

All boards listed as B-stock were a result of anodization and visual flaws and play no part in the practical function of the keyboard. They are almost all underneath the keyboard as well and would not be noticed during normal operation.