The beautiful Wooden Keyboards return!

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Pre-Order Details

Orders opening July 2026-August 2026. Orders will be made in batches of ~20-25 units and shipped out accordingly. Estimated 90-120 day fulfillment window for final batch if fully sold out.

BC-75

BC-75

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BC-75 (BAREBONES KIT)
$300.00
BC-75 XL (BAREBONES KIT)
$320.00
BC75 Spare PCB
$60.00
BC75 XL Spare PCB
$60.00
BC75 Spare Plate
$25.00
BC75 XL Spare Plate
$25.00
BC75/ BC75 XL Spare Parts
$20.00

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Sound Tests

DISCLAIMER: Sound tests should not be used as an absolute reference of what a board will sound like. There are many factors that could change how your own board sounds. These tests are only meant to give you a general idea of what this board may sound like.

FAQs

Does this board need special care?

Wood is a living material, unlike aluminum or plastic, so some special care must be taken into account. Do not leave your board in a place that gets very hot or cold, as it can cause warping. For example, do not leave this board right next to sources of heat for extended periods of time.

When will this arrive?

90-120 days after pre order purchase (boards will be shipped in batches leading up to this time)

How fragile is this board compared to aluminum?

Wood is a fibrous material, with non uniform density throughout. As such, it is more fragile than aluminum, specifically in areas of small detail, such as the arrow key cluster. This should not be an issue for normal typing, gaming, or general computer usage. However, dropping this board from a large height, or slamming hands against it in anger may compromise the structural integrity of smaller features and cause breakage.

What are some of the features of this board?

The BC-75 offers ANSI/ISO layouts in a single Hotswap PCB. Stepped caps is also available
The XL shares these same features, but with a left side macro row and additional encoder knob

Both boards have VIA compatibility for easy remapping of keys.

How is the board mounted/ held together?

The board is separated into a top and bottom half, fastened with machine screws from underneath. The plate/PCB unit sits on rubber gaskets inside the top and bottom sandwich. This also combats wood warping, as the top and bottom are constantly held together over a solid substrate, unlike typical wooden tray mount boards.