Mechanical keyboard logbook

Lubed

the bench log

Build, lube recipe, and sound in one shelf — for the boards you actually keep on the desk.

Keyboard and grease jars on a dark workbench

How the bench works

Three moves. Same board. Nothing lost in shopping chats.

  1. Park the board

    Keep daily drivers, builds in progress, shelf queens, and sold cases in one compact shelf with hours and layout.

  2. Write the grease

    Log each lubing batch: housing rails, stem legs, spring bag, films, and batch size so next year is not a guess.

  3. Name the sound

    Tape layers, foam, silicone fill, and a desk comparison sit next to the build instead of vanishing in chat threads.

Same desk, two recipes

Shelf, lubing batch, sound notes, parts, compare, and the switch library — as they sit on the phone.

Lubing batch on Deskthorn 65
Lubing batch
Build log for Deskthorn 65
Build log
Sound notes with tape layers
Sound notes
Switch library entries
Switch library
Parts list for a build
Parts list