Andrew Bristow returns with another hands-on repair session, this time rebuilding his Amiga 1200 keycaps from the ground up. After his earlier teardown, he now walks viewers through every step of restoring the keyboard to full working order, spring by spring and clip by clip.
From the beginning, Andrew shows his freshly cleaned keycaps and explains how each one reconnects to the board. His clear and friendly narration makes the process easy to follow, even for beginners. The larger keys, supported by metal bars, need more care. However, Andrew’s steady approach proves that reattaching Amiga 1200 keycaps is simple with patience and the right tools.
Next, Andrew shares helpful tips for hobbyists restoring their own Amiga keyboards. He warns that keycap pullers can leave marks and that tangled springs can cause problems later. His humor keeps the repair entertaining, especially when he discovers missing parts or stubborn springs. Each moment feels authentic, reflecting the real experience of working with classic hardware.
When the reassembly is complete, Andrew tests each key and celebrates the smooth results. The once-dusty keyboard now looks and feels like new. He also shows several small upgrades, including a real-time clock, a CF card adapter, and a micro SD extension cable. To top it off, he reveals a budget monitor stand that fits the Amiga perfectly. These simple additions modernize the system without breaking the bank.
By the end, the Amiga 1200 keycaps shine with renewed precision and style. Andrew closes with a simple reminder that every vintage computer deserves care and a dust cover. His mix of humor and knowledge makes this restoration video both practical and fun—an ideal watch for Amiga owners and retro computing fans.
