u/blow-upgummybear

Finally got around to designing the matching numpad w/ little wrist rest for my NULL65 keyboard!

The NULLPAD is a custom mechanical keyboard numpad that I designed as a companion to the NULL65, a size 65% keyboard. The PCB is hotswap and connects via USB-C. The case is solid wood, and all accents are solid metal. Currently available for pre-order now!

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The NULLPAD Series 2.0 Barebones Numpad Kit is designed as the perfect companion to a premium custom keyboard build. Built around a solid wood case with precision-machined solid metal accents, it blends natural materials with enthusiast-level customization in a compact form factor.

The pre-order is now live and will run from May 12 - June 9, with estimated fulfillment in Q3 2026.

Base Price: $169

Gallery

Pre-Order Page

Discord

YouTube

Instagram

Kit Options:

1. Wood Finishes: Walnut, Oak, Maple, Cherry, Ink Black Ash (+$20), Whitewash Ash (+$20)
2. USB Accent: Brass or Stainless
3. Side Accents: Brass or Stainless, available in Brushed or Fluted finishes
4. Hotswap PCB (wired only, QMK/VIA compatible)
5. Switch Plates: Aluminum, Polycarbonate (+$10), or Brass (+$24)
6. TX AP Stabilizers (+$11 optional)

Optional Add-ons:

1. Matching Wrist Rest ($35+)
2. O-Ring Mod Kit ($5)
3. Foam Kit ($20)
4. Brushed Brass Weight ($35)

Specifications: 

• Typing Angle: 6° with feet installed, or 0° without feet
• Weight: ~1.2 lb base / ~1.7 lb with brass weight
• Wired USB-C
• Per-key RGB LEDs
• 1.6mm hotswap PCB

Included:

• Wood case with metal USB accent
• Removable side accents
• Aluminum weight
• Metal feet
• Hotswap PCB
• Switch Plate
• Hardware + assembly tools
• Linen carrying bag

Finishes:

All wood components are finished with a hardwax oil for durability and easy maintenance. Metal accents and feet are solid brass or stainless steel — not plated or coated — allowing the materials to naturally develop character over time.

Brass weights and brass switch plates are protected with a clear lacquer coating to reduce tarnishing, fingerprints, and accidental electrical shorts.

If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to message me here on Reddit or through the website. You can also join the Discord to see customer builds and reviews.

~Sarah

The NULLPAD Series 2.0 Barebones Numpad Kit is designed as the perfect companion to a premium custom keyboard build. Built around a solid wood case with precision-machined solid metal accents, it blends natural materials with enthusiast-level customization in a compact form factor.

The pre-order is now live and will run from May 12 - June 9, with estimated fulfillment in Q3 2026.

Base Price: $169

Gallery

Pre-Order Page

Discord

YouTube

Instagram

Kit Options:

1. Wood Finishes: Walnut, Oak, Maple, Cherry, Ink Black Ash (+$20), Whitewash Ash (+$20)
2. USB Accent: Brass or Stainless
3. Side Accents: Brass or Stainless, available in Brushed or Fluted finishes
4. Hotswap PCB (wired only, QMK/VIA compatible)
5. Switch Plates: Aluminum, Polycarbonate (+$10), or Brass (+$24)
6. TX AP Stabilizers (+$11 optional)

Optional Add-ons:

1. Matching Wrist Rest ($35+)
2. O-Ring Mod Kit ($5)
3. Foam Kit ($20)
4. Brushed Brass Weight ($35)

Specifications: 

• Typing Angle: 6° with feet installed, or 0° without feet
• Weight: ~1.2 lb base / ~1.7 lb with brass weight
• Wired USB-C
• Per-key RGB LEDs
• 1.6mm hotswap PCB

Included:

• Wood case with metal USB accent
• Removable side accents
• Aluminum weight
• Metal feet
• Hotswap PCB
• Switch Plate
• Hardware + assembly tools
• Linen carrying bag

Finishes:

All wood components are finished with a hardwax oil for durability and easy maintenance. Metal accents and feet are solid brass or stainless steel — not plated or coated — allowing the materials to naturally develop character over time.

Brass weights and brass switch plates are protected with a clear lacquer coating to reduce tarnishing, fingerprints, and accidental electrical shorts.

If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to message me here on Reddit or through the website. You can also join the Discord to see customer builds and reviews.

~Sarah

The NULLPAD Series 2.0 Barebones Numpad Kit is designed as the perfect companion to a premium custom keyboard build. Built around a solid wood case with precision-machined solid metal accents, it blends natural materials with enthusiast-level customization in a compact form factor.

The pre-order is now live and will run from May 12 - June 9, with estimated fulfillment in Q3 2026.

Base Price: $169

Gallery
Pre-Order Page
Discord
YouTube
Instagram

Kit Options:

1. Wood Finishes: Walnut, Oak, Maple, Cherry, Ink Black Ash (+$20), Whitewash Ash (+$20)
2. USB Accent: Brass or Stainless
3. Side Accents: Brass or Stainless, available in Brushed or Fluted finishes
4. Hotswap PCB (wired only, QMK/VIA compatible)
5. Switch Plates: Aluminum, Polycarbonate (+$10), or Brass (+$24)
6. TX AP Stabilizers (+$11 optional)

Optional Add-ons:

1. Matching Wrist Rest ($35+)
2. O-Ring Mod Kit ($5)
3. Foam Kit ($20)
4. Brushed Brass Weight ($35)

Specifications: 

• Typing Angle: 6° with feet installed, or 0° without feet
• Weight: ~1.2 lb base / ~1.7 lb with brass weight
• Wired USB-C
• Per-key RGB LEDs
• 1.6mm hotswap PCB

Included:

• Wood case with metal USB accent
• Removable side accents
• Aluminum weight
• Metal feet
• Hotswap PCB
• Switch Plate
• Hardware + assembly tools
• Linen carrying bag

Finishes:

All wood components are finished with a hardwax oil for durability and easy maintenance. Metal accents and feet are solid brass or stainless steel — not plated or coated — allowing the materials to naturally develop character over time.

Brass weights and brass switch plates are protected with a clear lacquer coating to reduce tarnishing, fingerprints, and accidental electrical shorts.

If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to message me here on Reddit or through the website. You can also join the Discord to see customer builds and reviews.

~Sarah

I made some size 65% wood keyboards around a year ago that I posted on here, and I finally have the matching numpads finished! The wood cases have a metal weight in the bottom, which I attached in order to help stabilize them. The biggest issue I ran into with these is the lighter woods finishing. The maple ones were particularly tricky, given its difficulty in sanding properly. I did a lot of experimentation with the finish on these, but I think they're finally to where I want them to be. They're small but pretty hefty, coming in at around 1.2 lbs when completely assembled.