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> The cherry browns on my one keyboard were okay, but not worth twice an old school Microsoft natural. I have wished the this keyb never get out production. If
by mamcx 6y ago
> The cherry browns on my one keyboard were okay, but not worth twice an old school Microsoft natural.
I have wished the this keyb never get out production. If I know in the past about it, I will buy a dozen to get spares.
Eventually I submit and try to do my own clone:
https://www.clubdelphi.com/foros/showthread.php?t=93558 https://www.clubdelphi.com/foros/showthread.php?t=93558 (spanish forum).
https://imgur.com/a/By9YN2q https://imgur.com/a/By9YN2q
I was unable to do it curved, but with angles and the body on wood? It feel GREAT. I have browns I wish to get full silent but I don't get bothered by the noise (not that much heavier typist anyway).
But maybe, when nothing match your needs, go ahead and build yours!
https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/
I have never ever done a hardware project, and I'm the kind of guy that is terrible at fine hand coordination, but build a keyboard is certainly a doable kind of project (and if have access to a 3d printer? much better!).
Consider too that exist a enough ecosystem to get or make to build anything you imagine with not that high cost (for a unique item).
- hinkley 6y agoIf you ever get the notion to try again, I think you can vacuum form thick enough plastic to manage a keyboard case. Or at least with some metal as a skeleton to stiffen it sufficiently. I guess you’d have to weld (glue) mounting brackets to the back of the shell and that could be a serious pain... Woodworking, I’m told, is a perfectly serviceable way to make a mold.