Raspberry Pi 400 x Mechanical Keyboard

So I've been working on this for the last couple of days and it's not finished yet but it should be soon.

I basically took the Royal Kludge RK61 60% keyboard as my base. I chose it because it was relatively cheap compared to other options out there and the housing is made out of plastic, which is easier to work with than metal. I'm not exactly happy with how my I/O ports turned out but if I was to do a round 2 on this I learnt enough to get it right the second time.

I haven't colour graded the photos and I also used a lens that bokeh's everything because I was too lazy to just go upstairs and change it so there might be some slight blurring and the colour is waaaaay off.

It's a much darker teal than the pictures make it look.

Things I've done

Removed the battery

Cut away a lot of plastic supports to make space for the Raspberry Pi and heatsink

Cut down the heatsink so it doesn't foul against the underside of the keyboard.

Added two supports for the Pi 400 / anchor points for the heatsink. (It's just the same as it is inside the normal Pi 400 housing.)

Filled in the holes on the underside of the keyboard that were for the switches on the keyboard and the USB dongle.

Added some risers to the keyboard to make sure it doesn't foul against any of the new internals.

Cut out the I/O holes on the back of the keyboard base.

Things I still need to do

Actually internally wire the keyboard to the Pi 400 so there are no wires outside the board.

Colour the aluminium baseplate for the keys black.

Things I might do

Change all of the keycaps to a different colour.

Make a case / sleeve for it.

Add an internal m.2 SSD.