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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #150 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 20:15:48 »
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My Model F keys are starting to get shiny spots. wait...that's fried chicken grease. nevermind.


:D whew!

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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #151 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 20:38:43 »
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Nice Sig Welly.

what, you just noticed?

do you like the part where it shows how you contradicted yourself? xD

I personally love how you went from "filco keys should be laser etched" to "its just shinyness! Everybody shiny!"

Shiny happy [strike]people![/strike] filco owners! In just 1 month of use! You too can be a shiny happy filco user!

whatever you do, dont talk about coatings.

Its got to be hard work rippy, plugging away post after post for filco.  I hope you're getting something out of it.

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Another WallOText.  

rippy ya gotta worry if your talking points are now coming from webwit.  xD
Tho i do think you two make a cute team.  The Fanboy and the Hater. Sounds like a new TV show.
He's like your sidekick.

« Last Edit: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:01:43 by wellington1869 »

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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #152 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 20:50:50 »
hey where's my quote?

one of my keys is going shiny too y'know :)

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« Reply #153 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 20:55:44 »
I have some of my Model M keys that are getting shiny, but none are quite there yet.
Pointing devices- CH Products DT255 (With Lapis Lazuli ball), Razer Salmosa, Logitech MX400
Buckling Springs - IBM Model M 1391401 (1987) & IBM Model F AT
Cherry MX Blue Switches - iOne Scorpius M10 "otaku"(2009) & OCN-branded Ducky keyboard
Cherry MX Brown Switches - Compaq MX11800 & Cherry G80-8963LUBUS-2 (MX8100) & Filco FKBN91M/JB (Japanese Tenkeyless)

Cherry MX Black Switches -  US Micro Products Metal Keyboard USMP-KX065-TB-USB-A
Fake Cherry MX White Switches - Qtronix Scorpius 32 keypad &  Chicony KB-5191
White round SMK Switches - Gold VTech label keyboard
SMK blue Monterrey Switches - Chicony KB-5181
Damped tactile ALPS - Apple AEKII
Blue NEC Switches - NEC APC-H412


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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #154 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 20:56:50 »
Quote from: timw4mail;126499
I have some of my Model M keys that are getting shiny, but none are quite there yet.


it seems to take awhile... like more than 15 years XD

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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #155 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:21:41 »
« Last Edit: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:24:12 by wellington1869 »

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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #156 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:27:18 »
You know the great irony here is I never noticed differences between keys until Ripster taught me to.  Isnt that funny?  So the delicious irony here is that I'm being more true to Ripster's own values than he is right now.  I learned to disdain key wear from him.  I learned the value of laser etched and double shot and dye-sub keys from him.

And I want to thank him for that. Making all of us aware of the value of decent keys was a great service Ripster did for geekhackers.  His posts on that are geekhack classics. Even if he's too caught up in his Filco Defense at the moment, I assume he'll come out of his reverie at some point.

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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #157 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:28:41 »
i'm pretty sure welly is a dissatisfied customer

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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #158 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:54:46 »
:D darn it, where's BS!

are people afraid of LOUD keyboards, or is it just better distribution...

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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #159 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 21:55:12 »
The Filco Trooper
(Sung to the tune of The Trooper by Iron Maiden)

You'll take my silkscreen but I'll take yours too
You'll scratch my keytops but I'll rub yours through
So when you're waiting for the shiny spot
You'd better pray thats a thick matte coat

The click clack sounds as your typing begins
But on this battlefield etching wins
Your fingers fly on your keytops
But soon you'll see that glowing spot!

You try to complain and you try to run
You try calling those customer service bums
And as you carefully make your case
Out of the blue -- its Ripster's face!

Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

"It happens to all keyboards, its just shiny!
Its all normal, no need to worry!
Learn to live with it, buy a sticker
But just dont complain about Filco!"

Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

We try the vendor and all we get
Is Ripster's lines thrown back again
So now to touchtype you must learn
For in this vendor's policy there's no Return!

oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

Whats this now, the keys transpose
Dont type too fast or you'll be hosed
Try to complain and see Ripsters face
As he gets all up on your case

You better leave Filco alone
You better run or else you'll burn
Ripster's got it covered, and he's not alone
He's got Webwit for that comic turn

oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

And as I lay here gazing at the glow
My keys are blank, my scan rate's slow
My board blows and all I can say
I'll never see my $120 again

Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

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« Last Edit: Sun, 18 October 2009, 00:17:58 by wellington1869 »

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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #160 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 22:01:39 »
ripster, you just got a song written about you :D :D

ahh, that's what this place needs: a rock opera!
it can be titled Welly ;D
« Last Edit: Sat, 17 October 2009, 22:07:35 by msiegel »

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Offline ignoo

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« Reply #161 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 23:18:34 »
Hey folks, I'm new here so please forgive some naiveté.  I recently posted about my beloved mechanical switch NMB keyboards of old, which apparently used the "space invader" switches no longer made.  I'm trying to find something close in a modern keyboard, so I ordered a Deck keyboard with Brown Cherrys (hasn't arrived yet); I tried a Topre Realforce 103UB (lovely board, but not my style); and I'm looking for a good board with Blue Cherrys.  Understanding the Das had a lot of controller issues, I was looking at the Filco Majestouch Tactile Click NKRO (FKBN104MC/EB).  Unfortunately, EliteKeyboards won't have any in stock until mid Nov, but they do have the blue cherry version with blank keycaps.

I thought to myself, "maybe I can buy the blank keycaps version, and replace them with lettered keycaps from some other kind of board with blue cherrys, since the stem should be the same."  So I did a search here for filco keycaps, and landed on this thread.  Reading the OP, it seemed the Filco keycaps may be of subpar quality anyway, so I was even more interested in learning if I can use keys from another board, but then the thread devolved into randomness for 15 pages  :(

I read recently that the new Das Keyboard Model S Pro boards use blue cherry switches, and now have laser-etched, white on black keys.  Can I buy one of those boards, and slap its keys on the blue cherry Filco?

Offline mike2h

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« Reply #162 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 00:23:20 »
Quote from: ignoo;126524
Hey folks, I'm new here so please forgive some naiveté.  I recently posted about my beloved mechanical switch NMB keyboards of old, which apparently used the "space invader" switches no longer made.  I'm trying to find something close in a modern keyboard, so I ordered a Deck keyboard with Brown Cherrys (hasn't arrived yet); I tried a Topre Realforce 103UB (lovely board, but not my style); and I'm looking for a good board with Blue Cherrys.


as far as i know deck kb(& this seems to be confirmed at their site) uses 2 types of switches tactile = cherry mx clears, linear = cherry mx blacks. so if you ordered a kb from them you should get one of the above, not browns.
assuming you purchased the tactile vers, i would wait till you have tried it out for a week before buying anything else. it may fit all your needs- the keys are very durable, the switches have obvious tactlie feedback but not to much in the way of noise unless you bottom out. depending on wether you ordered the ps2 or the usb vers will dictate amount of simultaneous key presses. dont know if that matters but saw you had mentioned an 'nkro' model above.
while i have minimal experience with mechanical keyboards(legend & abs) i really doubt you can find a better built, more durable kb than the legend for under $200 & probably above. jmo. & throw in truly excellent backlighting that, from reported life expectancy & actuall usage, will last at least as long as the kb & i think you will have a kb you will enjoy for many, many years- assuming your like the switches.  :)
ah, does that post make me a fanboy?  lol.
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Offline ironcoder

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« Reply #163 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 04:30:09 »
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Ironcoder, prepare to be unhappy.


No kidding, it looks like it's already HAPPENINGGGGGGGGGGGGG :censored:
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Offline ironcoder

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« Reply #164 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 04:34:23 »
Quote from: ch_123;125843
Is it just me, or have the quality "issues" of the Filco been blown out of all proportion as of late?


Like anything else it's probably the luck of the draw. I've been using mine heavily since I bought it and although the keys are already starting to shine after only a week of hard use and regular handwashing, the keyboard itself is a brick ****house, no issues.

I think they're priced fairly and work great. I really wish the long term cosmetics had better prospects but these are for using, not for photographing.
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Offline ironcoder

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« Reply #165 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 04:41:43 »
Quote from: msiegel;126188
i think they last indefinitely XD

btw, don't dark keys show shinyness more than light-colored keys?


That's true, the IBM keyboards I've used have been decades old and still look like new. Maybe that's why I always liked grey/white keyboards. Never had any black ones until recently. If Filco would have offered them in white/grey I would have chosen that.
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Offline ironcoder

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« Reply #166 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 04:42:47 »
Quote from: ripster;126229
Now Welly could offer to take it back and send him a new one.  That would be good customer service.

Of course he should pay for the RMA shipping and the new one's shipping.


My gawd, is there no shame!?
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Offline ironcoder

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« Reply #167 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 04:51:31 »
Quote from: wellington1869;126274
btw just to be clear, my argument here isnt even ultimately about filco's per se. Its about information flow on the site. Just in case that point has been lost, wanted to reiterate it.


Principled arguments are not welcome on this forum!

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« Reply #168 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 06:52:34 »
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Principled arguments are not welcome on this forum!

(ducks for cover)


/me throws a duck under ironcoder's covers.

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Offline Special K

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« Reply #169 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:41:28 »
I'm confused.  First you said:

Quote from: itlnstln;126106

Yes. Filco keys get shiny quite quickly; for me, I start seeing signs of wear in about 2-3 weeks. It seems to be a combination of softer ABS plastic and the already smooth surface. That said, the lettering will not wear off in the process. The printing method used on the lettering is uber-strong.


But then you said:

Quote from: itlnstln;126106

Special K's keyboard is the first time I have seen this "spraypainted" phenomenon.  You are also assuming that you can see the coating.  Comparing my original, coated keys to my uncoated blank keys, there is no visible difference (other than Special K's problem); they look identical.  You can, however see evidence on the underside of a coated cap by some "waterspots" from the coating being sprayed on.


If you see signs of wear after 2-3 weeks, then how is my case the first time you have seen this phenomenon?  What's different about my case?
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LOL - we\'re on post #163 of this mega-thread and you\'ve gone from"keyboard n00b" to "keyboard sn0b".  We\'ve done our job.

Offline msiegel

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« Reply #170 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:43:36 »
Quote from: Special K;126656
I'm confused.  First you said:



But then you said:



If you see signs of wear after 2-3 weeks, then how is my case the first time you have seen this phenomenon?  What's different about my case?



there are two different effects:
1. shinyness
2. the appearance of a film or coating being worn off

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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #171 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:48:59 »
Quote from: ch_123;125843
Is it just me, or have the quality "issues" of the Filco been blown out of all proportion as of late?


yea, I hate when gh'ers blow things out of proportion:

Itlnstln: "Yeah, on both my Filco and ABS 'boards, the coating started to wear of in a matter of a couple of weeks. Now, my A, S, D, F, and E caps (as well as a few others) are completely shiney. I am going to replace them with blank caps soon, anyway, but it's a little disappointing to say the least.
The Cherry keycaps are still holding strong. That 'board looks as new as the day I bought it. " (here)

nanu: "That would explain the halo of coating still surrounding my F and J nubs, after a month. " (here)

skriefal: "You may be referring to a photo I posted a few months ago of some keycaps from my blue Cherry tenkeyless (purchased from Korea before the existence of http://www.elitekeyboards.com). It's definitely not dirt or grime -- that was the first thing I checked. The visual appearance is of fading or discoloration"

How dare these folks complain!  Where's the cavalry?!!! They only paid $100 to $150, dont they know thats a drop in the bucket?! And it happened after a several weeks!  What, they expected key wear to take longer? Thats just crazy talk!

My favorite tho is from Ripster: ""Laser-etched lettering is especially nice (Filco - you listening??)."

How dare he blow this out of proportion! Look at Ripster ranting here: "The cost cutting measures of keyboard manufacturers are starting to piss me off. In the volumes we are talking for some of these guys I wouldn't be surprised if dual shots cost them less than $5 a set. " (here)

Such an irrational rant, eh?  Yup, there's Ripster complaining about low quality keys yet again. Man, he just wont stop.

But sometimes I wonder if he has a point. After all, we're paying big bucks for these boards which are advertized to be high quality. (I mean, putting aside the controller, er, 'limitations' on the zero).
And after all, this is a critical forum and an enthusiasts forum.

So I'm thinking maybe ripster has a point after all.

Ripster, you've convinced me. We should really be fearlessly pointing out these issues, so that the consumer knows what they're getting and what they're not getting, and can make an informed choice based on their particular priorities.

Thanks rippy!
« Last Edit: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:57:43 by wellington1869 »

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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #172 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:49:32 »
Quote from: ironcoder;126548
Principled arguments are not welcome on this forum!



lol, apparently...

man, when will geekhackers stop blowing things out of proportion? Ripster especially. He just wont stop about how low quality keys piss him off. He just goes on and on.

Well, I guess to each their own. Keywear might not bother a lot of folks, but apparently it bothers Ripster a lot. Thats fine, thats why we have a variety of vendors and boards to choose from.  Thank goodness for capitalism and market choice.
« Last Edit: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:52:29 by wellington1869 »

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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #173 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:49:57 »
my left alt is starting to get shiny, but no sign of a ring :)

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« Reply #174 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:53:38 »
Quote from: msiegel;126666
my left alt is starting to get shiny, but no sign of a ring :)


well, this is why we collect different experiences on this site, isnt it :)  Add it to the library of end-user experiences. Someone was saying upstream that filco may have experimented with different formulas for the coating, which if true just adds to the different experiences.

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Offline msiegel

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« Reply #175 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 13:53:58 »
yes :) opinions change, man.

i want pics, sounds, videos, and descriptions... and considerations for me to consider. then i'll make my choices and live with them :)

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« Reply #176 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 14:00:23 »
All I can say is that that ripster sure is hard to please! He's one "picky consumer".  He's probably every vendor's nightmare!

I've never seen anyone put up as much text (and images, and analysis) as Ripster has, on the topic of key quality.

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« Reply #177 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 14:09:44 »
Quote from: msiegel;126668
yes :) opinions change, man.

absolutely right! And that doesnt mean the previous opinions are now invalid. It just means some folks are prioritizing for themselves differently now. Does that mean they should attack others who still hold those former opinions as 'beyond the pale'?

Quote

i want pics, sounds, videos, and descriptions... and considerations for me to consider. then i'll make my choices and live with them :)

Absolutely right again - thats what i want too - On the other hand, what I dont want is to be told my priorities are invalid, irrelevant, irrational.  If I care about keywear, why shouldnt I know the full story? And make my purchasing decision accordingly? If I care about transposed characters, why does that make me 'beyond the pale'?

its about choices and about information flow -- back to my original point.

What I dont want is a handful of geekhackers ganging up with the vendor to pretend that these "arent issues". They are legitimate issues for some folks, even if they're no longer issues for other folks

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Offline AndrewZorn

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« Reply #178 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 14:12:03 »
i have to interject for a moment...

i think i can type faster on my filco with browns than i can my hhkb.

really
i did the test like 20 times
the hhkb just feels so much harder to push the keys

i cant tell if it is the switches, just the fact that the browns take less force to actuate, all in my head, or a result of me still not being able to NOT bottom out the topre.

resume discussion...
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Offline Special K

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« Reply #179 on: Sun, 18 October 2009, 14:14:17 »
Quote from: msiegel;126658
there are two different effects:
1. shinyness
2. the appearance of a film or coating being worn off


So itlnstln is saying he sees effect 1 after only 2-3 weeks, but not effect 2, whereas my pictures are more indicative of effect 2, not effect 1?
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LOL - we\'re on post #163 of this mega-thread and you\'ve gone from"keyboard n00b" to "keyboard sn0b".  We\'ve done our job.