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CannonKeys
CannonKeys is a keyboard retailer that also sells build tools and parts under its own name, including a 7-in-1 screwdriver, the Prism switch puller, stem holders, tweezers, Korean SS304 springs, coiled aviator cables and vegan leather deskmats.
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Cable≈ $17
A polyurethane coiled cable with USB-C at the keyboard end, USB-A at the host end and a threaded GX-16 connector between the sections. CannonKeys lists an approximate 53 inch host run and 5.7 inch coil. Check the USB-C port position, space around the connector and route to your computer before choosing it; a decorative coil does not establish compatibility with a particular keyboard.
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Deskmat
CannonKeys calls this a leather deskmat, but the listed surface is polyurethane rather than animal leather. It has a faux-suede bottom, stitched edges and a listed thickness of 1.5mm. Choose between 700 x 300 mm and 900 x 400 mm after measuring the space for both keyboard and mouse. The two sizes are separate options, so confirm the selected size and its price on the listing.
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Spring≈ $9
Replacement switch springs in Korean SS304 steel, supplied dry lubed in packs of 110. CannonKeys lists several length and stage options from 14mm to 23mm, with bottom-out weights from 55g to 69g. Select the length and weight together, and check the working-length specification for the chosen variant. Bottom-out weight is not an actuation-force measurement, and the listing does not establish fit in every switch housing.
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Foam and dampening≈ $6
Individual adhesive pads for the switch cutouts on a PCB, offered in Poron, PE and EVA. CannonKeys describes them as an acoustic modification, with the installed switch resting against the pad rather than directly against the PCB. Choose the material before fitting a full board, and check that the cutouts and added material suit your PCB and switch assembly. No measured sound comparison is recorded here.
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Wrist rest≈ $20
Solid walnut or acacia in two widths, twenty dollars, with a velvet bag. Wood is the cheap end of the wrist rest market and it behaves like wood: no padding, no give, and CannonKeys warns of visible grain variation and minor surface blemishes. It works if you rest your palms rather than press on them. If you want something soft, a gel or silicone rest costs about the same and will suit you better.
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Details last checked 2026-09-15.
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