Awesome Custom

We love the look of this custom keyboard with a built-in screen. Work from Hype shows us how he created his “Screen Board” using 3D printed parts, a compact widescreen display, and an inexpensive, off-the-shelf 60% mechanical keyboard. The tiny monitor is just the right size to display system widgets and a calendar without blocking his main display.

(PG-13: Language) A normal axe has no moving parts, so we’re not sure there was a need to complicate matters. Still, this spring-loaded axe from DiesInEveryFilm is noteworthy for its unique design and ability to demonstrate Newtonian physics by minimizing rebound.

Michiharu Kusunoki’s 1980’s manga series Aitsu to Lullaby is about a high school kid who gets into street racing on his Kawasaki Z2. YouTuber 12% on the desk recreated some of the riding scenes by building a scale model of the hero and his bike, and then painting and shooting the models to make them look like their comic book counterparts.

Vietnam-based custom sneaker shop Bigassteam knocked it out of the park with their latest creation. They dressed up the Puma Speedcat as a racing shoe inspired by the iconic Le Mans livery of the legendary Porsche 917. Aside from the bright red upper, number 23, and retro logos, the shoe features a sick tread-patterned heel.

Music fans know Josh Dun as the dynamic drummer of the Grammy-winning duo Twenty One Pilots. He’s also a motorcycle lover, and participated in Indian Motorcycle’s FORGED custom build program. Dun was the lucky recipient of a badass 2025 Indian Scout – built and custom designed by renowned bike builder Roland Sands and RSD.

Custom sneaker maker Sole Concern has created an unlikely combo. Their aptly named Dunkshot sneakers combine the casual suede and leather upper of the Killshot with the chunky basketball midsole of the Dunk. The result is something that looks like a skateboard shoe that Nike itself could have released. Available in four colorways.

This custom metal stamp features a surface that disappears into its face. The Process visited Iwai Press Co., Ltd. to see how they make them. They start with an artist brushing a design on paper, scanning it, and turning it into vector art. The factory then machines the parts using EDM wire cutting and hand assembles them. The stamps sell for over $1000 each.

PC builder AK Mod made this badass rig for RAM and SSD company Klevv. The Sentinel Cypher’s amazing exterior makes it look like it was salvaged from a spaceship wreck. Large cables and futuristic fonts and logos accent its distressed beige panels. Its monitor lifts up to reveal the motherboard, while its huge exhaust fan and GPU fans are exposed on either side.

Tools. Electro. DIY repurposed a cabinet door into a desk that attaches to his office chair’s armrests. With the help of magnets, clamps, and stoppers, his setup is stable enough that things don’t move around even when he’s fully reclined. It’s tailor made for his needs and his existing office equipment, but he did share his Amazon setup list.

The world and characters of Elden Ring are much more pleasant to look at than to encounter. So let’s take a break from getting our butts kicked and appreciate their beauty from afar with Noggi’s amazingly detailed set featuring characters from the Lands Between as the pieces. If you have access to a 3D printer, you can buy the 3D files of the set.

Gameboy Custom makes some of the wildest Nintendo Game Boy mods we’ve ever seen. They have a transparent Game Boy Color with a Pokémon card inside, a dual-screen Game Boy OG that plays DS and GBA games, and even a Game Boy with a case made entirely of LEGO. They also take custom orders, with options for the case, buttons, screen, and more.

Cam of Blacktail Studio challenged himself to make a table with an irregular shape. He ended up being inspired by the shape and finish of electric guitars. After many hours of obsessively testing colors, filling in holes, sanding, and even more sanding, he came up with this beautiful standing desk. The best part? Cam is giving it away.

Portrilux makes large-scale prints on high-gloss metal. Send them an image, and they will adjust its colors before transferring it to their specially coated aluminum sheet. The resulting prints are incredibly glossy and vibrant. It’s also waterproof and UV-resistant. Check out their Instagram page for more samples of their work.

Enjoy the suspension travel of a UTV but prefer watersports? Custom built by Shadow Six Racing, the Typhoon combines a Polaris RZR off-road vehicle with a pair of supercharged jet skis for high-speed thrills on the water. Despite its $250,000 price tag, its maker already has more than 250 reservations for the 800-horsepower titanium and carbon fiber beast.

Craving coffee at your desk? It’s easy enough to pick up a Keurig that brews on demand. But that wasn’t good enough for Martina from Nerdforge. Her idea? Make a PC with a built-in coffee maker. What she fabricated was a working gaming PC that grinds beans and brews a single cup off coffee. She built it into the enormous Corsair Obsidian 1000D tower case.

YouTuber Not from Concentrate was so disappointed with the “slim” PS5 that he painstakingly showed Sony what a truly compact version of the console should be. The result is a box with almost half the size and nearly 40% of the volume of the PS5 Slim. It even has a removable magnetic charging dock for the controllers and an external disc drive.