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Spec sheet
- Profile
- MT3
- Material
- ABS
- Legend
- Doubleshot
- Designer
- MiTo
- Released
- Mar 1, 2021
Tall, scooped MT3-profile doubleshot ABS set in two-tone blue, inspired by the Data General Dasher terminal. One of the longest-running MT3 sets at Drop and a common pick for vintage-leaning builds.
Mentioned in 4 articles
Ideas
Parts pairing for a split build: two independent halves, two independent decisions
A split board is two keyboards that happen to share a keymap. Most builders still buy parts for it like it's one — matching switches, ordering a single sculpted keycap set, and never touching the left half's tuning differently from the right's.
thock9 min read
Ideas
Mixing keycap profiles on one board: what actually works
Mixing profiles reads as a deliberate design choice or a rookie mistake depending entirely on where the swap lands. A handful of zones tolerate it well. The alpha block almost never does.
thock6 min read
Guides
Keycap profiles, compared: Cherry, OEM, SA, and MT3
Most beginners agonize over switches for weeks, then drop any keycap set on top and discover the keycap was doing half the work all along. Profile shapes the sound, the typing angle, and the way a board reads on a desk — and the four profiles below cover almost every set on the market.
thock11 min read
Guides
Keycap materials, compared: ABS, PBT, and the rest
Most builders obsess over switches and quietly accept whatever keycaps came in the box, then wonder six months in why their board doesn't sound like the YouTube video. Half the answer is the plastic. Material decides how a cap rings, how it ages, and what it feels like under a fingertip on day one and day one thousand.
thock10 min read
Drop MT3 Dasher appears in editor-curated build sheets.