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KBDFans · 60% case kit
On the outside, the Tofu60 Redux V2 is still the plain Tofu block. On the inside, KBDFans has reworked almost everything: three mounts instead of one, a USB cutout that lines up with third-party PCBs, holes for daughterboards and a silicone filler in the bottom. Build a classic GH60 board or a magnetic board with a Wooting or Rakka PCB – it all fits.
01 · Case
The slim bezels and calm proportions are pure Tofu. New on the V2: the case edge hides the switches, the front is a little lower than on the V1, and the feet are silicone instead of long adhesive strips.
The aluminium case comes anodised, e-coated, sandblasted or RAW – with a smooth bottom or a CNC-machined texture on the underside. A silicone filler sits in the bottom from the factory to take the hollowness out of the sound.
02 · Compatibility
The Redux V2 takes standard GH60 PCBs and many Hall effect PCBs for magnetic switches – so both MX and HE boards work. Which mount suits your PCB depends on its shape:
No relief cuts around the edge, e.g. GH60, Wooting 60HE (V1/V2) or Tofix 60HE: tray mount or OG mount.
Relief cuts around the edge for O-ring mounting, e.g. Venom 60 HE, Rakka V2 or H60: tray mount or O-ring mount.
03 · USB and daughterboard
Third-party PCBs don't all put their USB port in the same spot. KBDFans carried over the adjustable USB cutout from the V1 and refined it: a removable aluminium insert keeps the port centred in the cutout.
New are mounting holes for daughterboards – for example Rakka Atlas or Venom60 HE. You can add a Venom60 daughterboard with cable as an extra in the configurator.
04 · Mounting
Everything for all three mounts is in the box. You decide during the build how firm or soft the board should be.
The classic GH60 setup. PCB and plate sit on five removable standoffs; add the mini gaskets for the best sound.
The custom silicone ring (CSR) holds PCB and plate in place by friction from the sides, while the mini gaskets cushion them from below. No screws touching metal, easy to take apart – and it works with rectangular PCBs.
For O-ring PCBs: the PCB is held by the CSR against the case walls, with the mid gaskets pressing against the ring. Easy to take apart and a touch softer than OG.
Unlike a classic gummy O-ring, the CSR doesn't get in the way of screw-in stabilisers. The included ring is 50A; a firmer 70A version is available as an extra. How gasket and O-ring mounts differ in sound is covered in our gasket mount guide.
Split spacebar and other layouts
PCBs with a split spacebar only fit in the tray mount. The OG and O-ring mounts (with CSR) are made for the ANSI 61 layout – for 63-key layouts or split left shift (64) you would need to trim the silicone ring yourself.
05 · Variants
You pick the colour in the configurator. The variants fall into four groups:
RAW finishes are anodised but not coated. They show the machined metal with its tool marks – small scratches, tool paths and variations in sheen are part of the look.
06 · Extras
Under “PCB & plate (optional)” and “Optional Extra Parts” on the product page you'll find matching parts for the case:
Our GH60 PCB and the matching plates – turning the case into a complete board.
Instead of or on top of the silicone filler for more heft in the bottom; 2.4 mm thick.
Firmer than the included 50A ring.
07 · V1 vs V2
08 · Build
From top to bottom: keycaps, switches, plate, foam layers, PCB, and below that the case foam and silicone filler in the bottom of the case. Two foams are included – a 1.5 mm Poron case foam and a thin 0.05 mm PET layer.
Fitting and removing
Tilt the finished assembly in USB side first, then gently press the front down into place. To take it out, hook the included barebone hook in at the spacebar and lift the assembly out. Damage from incorrect fitting isn't covered by the warranty.
09 · Dimensions
10 · In the box
Gaskets, silicone ring, standoffs, foams, feet, a screwdriver and the hook are included – the full list is under What's in the box.
11 · Who is it for?
You have a Wooting 60HE or another Hall effect PCB and want to put it in a proper aluminium case – with a centred USB port and a soft, screwless mount.
You're building a classic 60% board and want to switch between a firm tray mount and a soft OG mount without buying a new case.
The Tofu60 Redux V2 is a case kit: you'll need a PCB, plate, switches, keycaps and stabilisers. You can add our MK60MX PCB and the MK60 plates right above; more PCBs are in our keyboard PCBs.
Excellent one-piece 60 case
Excellent one-piece 60 case. Improvements to the previous Redux version are noticeable, from multiple mounting styles to rubber feet. For this kind of cases, sound is also good. I can only recommend it.
splendid
splendid
KBDFans · 60% case kit
On the outside, the Tofu60 Redux V2 is still the plain Tofu block. On the inside, KBDFans has reworked almost everything: three mounts instead of one, a USB cutout that lines up with third-party PCBs, holes for daughterboards and a silicone filler in the bottom. Build a classic GH60 board or a magnetic board with a Wooting or Rakka PCB – it all fits.
01 · Case
The slim bezels and calm proportions are pure Tofu. New on the V2: the case edge hides the switches, the front is a little lower than on the V1, and the feet are silicone instead of long adhesive strips.
The aluminium case comes anodised, e-coated, sandblasted or RAW – with a smooth bottom or a CNC-machined texture on the underside. A silicone filler sits in the bottom from the factory to take the hollowness out of the sound.
02 · Compatibility
The Redux V2 takes standard GH60 PCBs and many Hall effect PCBs for magnetic switches – so both MX and HE boards work. Which mount suits your PCB depends on its shape:
No relief cuts around the edge, e.g. GH60, Wooting 60HE (V1/V2) or Tofix 60HE: tray mount or OG mount.
Relief cuts around the edge for O-ring mounting, e.g. Venom 60 HE, Rakka V2 or H60: tray mount or O-ring mount.
03 · USB and daughterboard
Third-party PCBs don't all put their USB port in the same spot. KBDFans carried over the adjustable USB cutout from the V1 and refined it: a removable aluminium insert keeps the port centred in the cutout.
New are mounting holes for daughterboards – for example Rakka Atlas or Venom60 HE. You can add a Venom60 daughterboard with cable as an extra in the configurator.
04 · Mounting
Everything for all three mounts is in the box. You decide during the build how firm or soft the board should be.
The classic GH60 setup. PCB and plate sit on five removable standoffs; add the mini gaskets for the best sound.
The custom silicone ring (CSR) holds PCB and plate in place by friction from the sides, while the mini gaskets cushion them from below. No screws touching metal, easy to take apart – and it works with rectangular PCBs.
For O-ring PCBs: the PCB is held by the CSR against the case walls, with the mid gaskets pressing against the ring. Easy to take apart and a touch softer than OG.
Unlike a classic gummy O-ring, the CSR doesn't get in the way of screw-in stabilisers. The included ring is 50A; a firmer 70A version is available as an extra. How gasket and O-ring mounts differ in sound is covered in our gasket mount guide.
Split spacebar and other layouts
PCBs with a split spacebar only fit in the tray mount. The OG and O-ring mounts (with CSR) are made for the ANSI 61 layout – for 63-key layouts or split left shift (64) you would need to trim the silicone ring yourself.
05 · Variants
You pick the colour in the configurator. The variants fall into four groups:
RAW finishes are anodised but not coated. They show the machined metal with its tool marks – small scratches, tool paths and variations in sheen are part of the look.
06 · Extras
Under “PCB & plate (optional)” and “Optional Extra Parts” on the product page you'll find matching parts for the case:
Our GH60 PCB and the matching plates – turning the case into a complete board.
Instead of or on top of the silicone filler for more heft in the bottom; 2.4 mm thick.
Firmer than the included 50A ring.
07 · V1 vs V2
08 · Build
From top to bottom: keycaps, switches, plate, foam layers, PCB, and below that the case foam and silicone filler in the bottom of the case. Two foams are included – a 1.5 mm Poron case foam and a thin 0.05 mm PET layer.
Fitting and removing
Tilt the finished assembly in USB side first, then gently press the front down into place. To take it out, hook the included barebone hook in at the spacebar and lift the assembly out. Damage from incorrect fitting isn't covered by the warranty.
09 · Dimensions
10 · In the box
Gaskets, silicone ring, standoffs, foams, feet, a screwdriver and the hook are included – the full list is under What's in the box.
11 · Who is it for?
You have a Wooting 60HE or another Hall effect PCB and want to put it in a proper aluminium case – with a centred USB port and a soft, screwless mount.
You're building a classic 60% board and want to switch between a firm tray mount and a soft OG mount without buying a new case.
The Tofu60 Redux V2 is a case kit: you'll need a PCB, plate, switches, keycaps and stabilisers. You can add our MK60MX PCB and the MK60 plates right above; more PCBs are in our keyboard PCBs.
Excellent one-piece 60 case
Excellent one-piece 60 case. Improvements to the previous Redux version are noticeable, from multiple mounting styles to rubber feet. For this kind of cases, sound is also good. I can only recommend it.
splendid
splendid
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