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Evil Engineering started with a simple belief: the objects you touch every day deserve to be engineered with the same care and obsession that goes into the things that launch rockets and build bridges. So we applied aerospace-grade thermoplastics, layer-orientation engineering, and a frankly unreasonable amount of iteration to two categories: mechanical keyboards and impact toys.

We are techies who type a lot, and care about the feel and sound of our daily drivers and collectors’ pieces. We are lifestyle Dommes and subs who have extensively product tested our impact toys from both perspectives. 

Every impact toy is designed around material science, balance physics, and the specific loading conditions each component will actually face in use. The striking face and the handle aren't made the same way, because they aren't the same problem.

Every keyboard that leaves our shop ships with custom firmware that works out of the box — with features like autocorrect, autoshift, context-aware haptics, and RGB that tells you what's happening. 

We 3D print in polycarbonate, plain and carbon fiber nylon, glass-filled ABS, and other abrasive and high temperature materials that most makers won't touch — because the right material isn't always the easy one. Then, depending on the piece and its needs, we post-process it accordingly, including annealing, vapor smoothing, and hand-sanding and polishing until it is a one of a kind work of art. Made both by machine and by hand.

If you've ever held something and thought this feels exactly right — that's what we're chasing, every time.