![I assembled this. FrameWork 16 DIY laptop [1868x4000 - 662KB]](https://poal.co/static/images/323a3a3a3a3a3ab2.jpg){kind=link}
The build quality and attention to detail are impressive.
The build quality and attention to detail are impressive.
Finally got it. It was a pretty cool project. I've put together quite a few towers back in the day but this is my first laptop.
This panel on the inside is where the touchpad and keyboard gets installed. It's all held on with some pretty good magnets.
Everything is removable and replaceable. (Why does the e come out to properly spell removable but not replaceable?)
The battery lasts 3 times longer than my old battery.
If anything ever needs replaced or upgraded you can just unplug it and put in a new one. It takes me about a minute or so to be inside it and working on whatever I want to work on.
[Back of keypad](https://poal.co/static/images/de864d4c4c5a5b6e.jpg
The keyboard and keypad magnetically attach to the center plate and the pins line up and it all just works. You can rearrange it if you want to put the keypad on the other side or replace it with led panels or even an lcd screen.
The Linux install is a whole different story. That is not going as well!!!
Finally got it. It was a pretty cool project. I've put together quite a few towers back in the day but this is my first laptop.
[Everything came very neatly packaged in a box](https://poal.co/static/images/71f1d0d0c0c0f098.jpg)
[Well protected](https://poal.co/static/images/d0d0d4ccccd0d4e8.jpg)
[Inside panel](https://poal.co/static/images/dcccd4b4dcd494b4.jpg)
This panel on the inside is where the touchpad and keyboard gets installed. It's all held on with some pretty good magnets.
[Under the panel](https://poal.co/static/images/a4948cac8c81d090.jpg)
Everything is removable and replaceable. (Why does the e come out to properly spell removable but not replaceable?)
[Battery](https://poal.co/static/images/01c1c1c3c3c1c1c1.jpg)
The battery lasts 3 times longer than my old battery.
[Everything is well labeled and has QR codes](https://poal.co/static/images/59d9d9e1e0595941.jpg)
If anything ever needs replaced or upgraded you can just unplug it and put in a new one. It takes me about a minute or so to be inside it and working on whatever I want to work on.
[Back of keypad](https://poal.co/static/images/de864d4c4c5a5b6e.jpg
The keyboard and keypad magnetically attach to the center plate and the pins line up and it all just works. You can rearrange it if you want to put the keypad on the other side or replace it with led panels or even an lcd screen.
The Linux install is a whole different story. That is not going as well!!!
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