I've never wanted a keyboard with cheese keycaps and a little mouse on it until I saw this one

Some gamers pick up a keyboard because it has a good enough battery life to outlast a long play session. Some pick one based [[link]] on its competitive features. If you're the right kind of weird, you might build a cheese keyboard, instead, to show off on the internet.

MakerWorld user took to this week, complete with tiny cheese cutters keycaps, two cheese grater ornaments, a pairing of wine and jam keys, and an adorable little mouse on the Escape key.

What a wonderful way of feeling a little bad any time you need to hit escape. It's a bit of a monstrosity in a great way, I reckon.

This particular set of keys was 3D printed and then attached to the switches off the Keychron V6 Max but you can , assuming you have a 3D printer to hand, and the results should be compatible with any keyboard with MX switches.

Though it may be a little hard to make out, the keys used on this particular board represent letters that actually correspond with the holes made in the cheese. Take the H key, for instance. It has two holes of cheese on the top and bottom of the key, so the untouched space makes the letter 'H'. It's [[link]] a neat touch that I would definitely forget about in the heat of the battle while trying to spam the mouse Escape key to give myself a quick breather.

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In the comments to the Reddit post, RoberLobLaw2 describes the parallels between language used by the most pretentious connoisseurs of both keyboards and cheese:

"The word “creamy” is an understandable adjective in the world of cheese, it is also used to describe keyboards in a much less real, more tasteless way."

However, if you're looking for a new 3D printing project and want to own the strangest keyboard in a one-mile radius, this has got to be a strong contender. And if you would like your Escape key to be a little easier to read, some in the comments of the original 3D printing schematics have opted for a simple cheese block. Others have simply 3D printed cheese space bars, so they don't have to commit to the full look for a cheesy addition to their desk.

As pointed out by a , those keys 'would go [[link]] hard' on , though that feels like $350 more than I'm prepared to commit to a cheese-based joke right now.

Anyone else suddenly feeling a bit peckish?