Author Topic: What did you add to your Keyboard today? - Post Your Pics (Read 4575491 times)

esoomenona · « **Reply #4000 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 09:25:43 »

Or a couple weeks, seeing as I'll be gone for most of the next month... but thank you!

SpAmRaY · « **Reply #4001 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 09:26:58 »

Quote from: esoomenona on Fri, 21 June 2013, 09:25:43

Or a couple weeks, seeing as I'll be gone for most of the next month... but thank you!

Doh! Was going to surprise you....didn't know.

Grim Fandango · « **Reply #4002 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 15:54:32 »

Sexy MDPC cable from Pexon

danielucf · « **Reply #4003 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 16:38:49 »

Quote from: leesofi on Thu, 20 June 2013, 18:59:26

Sorry to weird keys.

Nothing to be sorry for, I love the keyboard and knew what I was buying.

Excaliborg · « **Reply #4004 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:02:57 »

More Color

pichu23 · « **Reply #4005 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:04:56 »

^ those modifiers looks nice. mind to share where you got them ?

Excaliborg · « **Reply #4006 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:08:01 »

The CMYK group buy http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41017.0
But it appears that they are sold out.

Jocelyn · « **Reply #4007 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:08:52 »

Quote from: pichu23 on Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:04:56

^ those modifiers looks nice. mind to share where you got them ?

They're from the GMK GB - http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41017.0

Cross post

kenmai9 · « **Reply #4008 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:14:16 »

that dark grey..

BlueBär · « **Reply #4009 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:42:09 »

What keycaps are those dark grey ones? Both the gray and the white work so well together with CMYK!

dadgh · « **Reply #4010 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:57:36 »

pichu23 · « **Reply #4011 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 18:01:30 »

Anyone notice that flipped space bar

Too sharp eh ?

demik · « **Reply #4012 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 18:26:56 »

Quote from: pichu23 on Fri, 21 June 2013, 18:01:30

Anyone notice that flipped space bar
Too sharp eh ?

GIRLY FINGERS

inteli722 · « **Reply #4013 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 18:29:15 »

I use a flipped spacebar, but I don't have a wrist rest, so my wrists are resting on the table, so a flipped spacebar is more comfortable.

*braces for ergonomics freaks rushing in to shout at him*

CPTBadAss · « **Reply #4014 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 21:16:19 »

Pure CNC case.

Photoelectric · « **Reply #4015 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 21:18:53 »

Quote from: CPTBadAss on Fri, 21 June 2013, 21:16:19

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Pure CNC case.

Swoon

noisyturtle · « **Reply #4016 on:** Fri, 21 June 2013, 22:10:58 »

Quote from: CPTBadAss on Fri, 21 June 2013, 21:16:19

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Pure CNC case.

I love how the led shines through the VT set. If it pulsated it would be like a heartbeat.

Glod · « **Reply #4017 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 03:50:27 »

http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=34909.msg938321#msg938321

Photekq · « **Reply #4018 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 04:07:31 »

Quote from: Jocelyn on Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:08:52

Quote from: pichu23 on Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:04:56
^ those modifiers looks nice. mind to share where you got them ?

They're from the GMK GB - http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41017.0

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That makes me wish I got in on that GB. Looks amazing.

rurushu · « **Reply #4019 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 04:08:55 »

Quote from: Excaliborg on Fri, 21 June 2013, 17:02:57

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wow.... colorful yoyo collection there too!!!

kenmai9 · « **Reply #4020 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 04:09:23 »

Quote from: Glod on Sat, 22 June 2013, 03:50:27

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http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=34909.msg938321#msg938321

That's a beautiful TKL.

raKeto · « **Reply #4021 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 14:40:34 »

My engraved Keycaps from WASDkeyboards.com arrived two days ago! The Colours represent the different elements on the periodic Table, because Physics/chemistry is one of my interests. Nerdchills shivering down my spine everytime i look on it! Just great.

kenmai9 · « **Reply #4022 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 18:38:02 »

^Nice subtle shoe in pic

haha jk. What's up with your tiny shift?

Got these cherry g81 caps from SP. no nubs on F and J.. kind of weird. Also it makes my mx browns feel mushy. Not sure I like them but they look cool. I just decided to throw al lthe random **** I have on my larger board haha.

Reporting for duty

Glod · « **Reply #4023 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 19:49:18 »

might as well share this in case it gives anyone some chuckles. kind of a low priority project i have been working on. this keyboard hobby is getting out of hand.

a while back i harvested a BWT that i got real cheap for brown switches and the remains were sitting in a box. i figured hell i might as well do something with it. i put red switches in it, because i ordered a ton from 7 bit, non lubed, and im working on painting the case, not sure if i like this grey but i messed up areas and need to sand a little bit and re-coat. because this is low priority i probably wont paint it for a few weeks or even longer.

slapped klaxon mods and SP white on black double shots, not sure if that pisses anybody off or not. the BWT is not backlit

also replaced the **** fake costar wires razer puts in these, replaced LEDs with white ones all around working on reducing the flexing while typing. the thing has a plate but it feels like an out of box poker x with the PCB flex 0_o

low priority project - make something mediocre into something nice. by almightyglod, on Flickr

the interesting thing is that the plate is total **** its like thin and bendy, their soldering looked bad, it had fake costar stabilizers in it BUT Razer's PCB on the BWT really aint that bad-its pretty high quality on the BWT and so is the case. i would say its way better quality PCB than the quickfire rapid.

TL:DR - Dont worry just look at the picture

BlueBär · « **Reply #4024 on:** Sat, 22 June 2013, 19:55:40 »

That is by far the best looking BW I have ever seen.

nubbinator · « **Reply #4025 on:** Sun, 23 June 2013, 01:01:13 »

I'm spamming this across multiple threads, but I like to show it off:

Added the WoP and CMYK to my keyboard today.

CPTBadAss · « **Reply #4026 on:** Sun, 23 June 2013, 02:29:18 »

Been playing a lot of Borderlands 2 so I figured it was a good time to break out the Gamer Set. Been loving my Pure since I got the Pure CNC case the other day.

raKeto · « **Reply #4027 on:** Sun, 23 June 2013, 05:01:20 »

Quote from: Glod on Sat, 22 June 2013, 19:49:18

might as well share this in case it gives anyone some chuckles. kind of a low priority project i have been working on. this keyboard hobby is getting out of hand.

a while back i harvested a BWT that i got real cheap for brown switches and the remains were sitting in a box. i figured hell i might as well do something with it. i put red switches in it, because i ordered a ton from 7 bit, non lubed, and im working on painting the case, not sure if i like this grey but i messed up areas and need to sand a little bit and re-coat. because this is low priority i probably wont paint it for a few weeks or even longer.

slapped klaxon mods and SP white on black double shots, not sure if that pisses anybody off or not. the BWT is not backlit

also replaced the **** fake costar wires razer puts in these, replaced LEDs with white ones all around working on reducing the flexing while typing. the thing has a plate but it feels like an out of box poker x with the PCB flex 0_o

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low priority project - make something mediocre into something nice. by almightyglod, on Flickr

the interesting thing is that the plate is total **** its like thin and bendy, their soldering looked bad, it had fake costar stabilizers in it BUT Razer's PCB on the BWT really aint that bad-its pretty high quality on the BWT and so is the case. i would say its way better quality PCB than the quickfire rapid.

TL:DR - Dont worry just look at the picture

This reads allmost like you are embarrased to own a BWT. You dont have to ;) Im wondering if you could replace the Plate, and then turn it into an awesome Keyboard. Never seen such a good looking Black Widow so far.

Quote from: kenmai9 on Sat, 22 June 2013, 18:38:02

^Nice subtle shoe in pic ;) haha jk. What's up with your tiny shift?

Thanks. Thats the standard EU/iso layout i guess. We have huge enter and tiny shift buttons. :p

VesperSAINT · « **Reply #4028 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:27:01 »

So I finally finished my complete Ergo-Clear mod on my White Filco TKL! I believe the whole process took about 15 hours to finish because I had to do some of the activities TWICE because of mix and matching of the best parts... It was long and tedious but definitely was so much fun and worth it! My first modded keyboard

I apologize ahead of time for some of the potato pics... ISO was at 100 and I took it in a dark room by hand without a tripod and I didn't realize they were out of focus because I was so focused on going back to work on the keyboard

This keyboard is currently composed of:
- White Filco MJ2 Ninja TKL
- Cherry MX Clears w/ KBD 62g springs
- Lime Green switch stickers
- Victorinox oil, Kyrtox grease and oil mix, and Superlube for stabilizers
- Universal TKL aluminum plate
- Imsto Thick PBT w/ Hangul
- F2 Click Clack set

Used a desoldering iron and soldering wick when needed. So the process took longer than I expected. The solder on the Filco wouldn't melt very well and wouldn't suck up so I had to add Rosin Core solder to every point so that it would melt easier... in other words I had to solder TWICE as much as I would normally have to... This was probably the most tedious part of the entire process...

Added back the Brown switches into the universal TKL plate because I wanted to use the newer switch housing from the Browns and only use the Clear stems... so I had to also open every Clear switch too so that I can remove the stems... again I had to do TWICE the amount of work for this step... Now time to lube the switch housing and stem bottom with some Victorinox lube and the stem sides and slides with Krytox mix

NO I DID NOT USE SUPER LUBE FOR THE SWITCHES

) The Superlube was ued for the stabilizers. Also adding some Lime Green switch stickers.

Finally the preparation of the switches is done! Hooray... This was process definitely took the most dextrous work and probably also the longest time to do, but it was definitely rewarding.

Time the solder AGAIN all the switches to the PCB and Plate! So close to being done!

Photekq · « **Reply #4029 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:32:32 »

Great job vesper! You just need a programmable Filco controller and you've got yourself a Filco-Phantom

)

VesperSAINT · « **Reply #4030 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:51:41 »

Quote from: Photekq on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:32:32

Great job vesper! You just need a programmable Filco controller and you've got yourself a Filco-Phantom )

Thanks!

I have that too! I just have to put it together

That'll be the first thing I do when I come back home ~ Going to parents house for 2-3 days tomorrow morning. "Filco-Phantom" ~ I like the sound of that

I think the only thing I would have left to do on this thing would be is to get an aluminum case but I don't know if I'll do that

I like my pretty plastic cases too

)

I'll be sure to update you on that

strafe · « **Reply #4031 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 03:59:42 »

My Wyse Moogle Kit arrived in the post today

HendyZone · « **Reply #4032 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 04:26:05 »

just add Esc Orange PBT Caps

Photekq · « **Reply #4033 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 04:39:04 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:51:41

Quote from: Photekq on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:32:32
Great job vesper! You just need a programmable Filco controller and you've got yourself a Filco-Phantom )

Thanks!

I have that too! I just have to put it together That'll be the first thing I do when I come back home ~ Going to parents house for 2-3 days tomorrow morning. "Filco-Phantom" ~ I like the sound of that

I think the only thing I would have left to do on this thing would be is to get an aluminum case but I don't know if I'll do that I like my pretty plastic cases too )

I'll be sure to update you on that

Awesome! I look forward to seeing it

Unfortunately I don't think a proper, high-quality metal case exists for the filco yet. There are a few about for the phantom but to get your filco working with one you'd have to use a different plate which means another full desoldering job

rowdy · « **Reply #4034 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 05:40:57 »

Quote from: strafe on Mon, 24 June 2013, 03:59:42

My Wyse Moogle Kit arrived in the post today

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I do like the Wyse look, maybe 'cause I used Wyse terminals back in the day, or at least Wyse keyboards. Back then they probably all had MX blacks, and we just took them for granted.

Quote from: HendyZone on Mon, 24 June 2013, 04:26:05

just add Esc Orange PBT Caps

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Liking the yellow

Jocelyn · « **Reply #4035 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 05:57:35 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:27:01

So I finally finished my complete Ergo-Clear mod on my White Filco TKL! I believe the whole process took about 15 hours to finish because I had to do some of the activities TWICE because of mix and matching of the best parts... It was long and tedious but definitely was so much fun and worth it! My first modded keyboard I apologize ahead of time for some of the potato pics... ISO was at 100 and I took it in a dark room by hand without a tripod and I didn't realize they were out of focus because I was so focused on going back to work on the keyboard

This keyboard is currently composed of:
- White Filco MJ2 Ninja TKL
- Cherry MX Clears w/ KBD 62g springs
- Lime Green switch stickers
- Victorinox oil, Kyrtox grease and oil mix, and Superlube for stabilizers
- Universal TKL aluminum plate
- Imsto Thick PBT w/ Hangul
- F2 Click Clack set

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Used a desoldering iron and soldering wick when needed. So the process took longer than I expected. The solder on the Filco wouldn't melt very well and wouldn't suck up so I had to add Rosin Core solder to every point so that it would melt easier... in other words I had to solder TWICE as much as I would normally have to... This was probably the most tedious part of the entire process...

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Added back the Brown switches into the universal TKL plate because I wanted to use the newer switch housing from the Browns and only use the Clear stems... so I had to also open every Clear switch too so that I can remove the stems... again I had to do TWICE the amount of work for this step... Now time to lube the switch housing and stem bottom with some Victorinox lube and the stem sides and slides with Krytox mix NO I DID NOT USE SUPER LUBE FOR THE SWITCHES ) The Superlube was ued for the stabilizers. Also adding some Lime Green switch stickers.

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Finally the preparation of the switches is done! Hooray... This was process definitely took the most dextrous work and probably also the longest time to do, but it was definitely rewarding.

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Time the solder AGAIN all the switches to the PCB and Plate! So close to being done!

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Wow!! How do you like lubed Ergo Clears?

SpAmRaY · « **Reply #4036 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 06:53:38 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:27:01

So I finally finished my complete Ergo-Clear mod on my White Filco TKL! I believe the whole process took about 15 hours to finish because I had to do some of the activities TWICE because of mix and matching of the best parts... It was long and tedious but definitely was so much fun and worth it! My first modded keyboard I apologize ahead of time for some of the potato pics... ISO was at 100 and I took it in a dark room by hand without a tripod and I didn't realize they were out of focus because I was so focused on going back to work on the keyboard

This keyboard is currently composed of:
- White Filco MJ2 Ninja TKL
- Cherry MX Clears w/ KBD 62g springs
- Lime Green switch stickers
- Victorinox oil, Kyrtox grease and oil mix, and Superlube for stabilizers
- Universal TKL aluminum plate
- Imsto Thick PBT w/ Hangul
- F2 Click Clack set

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Used a desoldering iron and soldering wick when needed. So the process took longer than I expected. The solder on the Filco wouldn't melt very well and wouldn't suck up so I had to add Rosin Core solder to every point so that it would melt easier... in other words I had to solder TWICE as much as I would normally have to... This was probably the most tedious part of the entire process...

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Added back the Brown switches into the universal TKL plate because I wanted to use the newer switch housing from the Browns and only use the Clear stems... so I had to also open every Clear switch too so that I can remove the stems... again I had to do TWICE the amount of work for this step... Now time to lube the switch housing and stem bottom with some Victorinox lube and the stem sides and slides with Krytox mix NO I DID NOT USE SUPER LUBE FOR THE SWITCHES ) The Superlube was ued for the stabilizers. Also adding some Lime Green switch stickers.

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Finally the preparation of the switches is done! Hooray... This was process definitely took the most dextrous work and probably also the longest time to do, but it was definitely rewarding.

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Time the solder AGAIN all the switches to the PCB and Plate! So close to being done!

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Nice stickers!!! Hope you had enough.

How tedious was applying the stickers?

bianco · « **Reply #4037 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 07:14:36 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:27:01

More
So I finally finished my complete Ergo-Clear mod on my White Filco TKL! I believe the whole process took about 15 hours to finish because I had to do some of the activities TWICE because of mix and matching of the best parts... It was long and tedious but definitely was so much fun and worth it! My first modded keyboard I apologize ahead of time for some of the potato pics... ISO was at 100 and I took it in a dark room by hand without a tripod and I didn't realize they were out of focus because I was so focused on going back to work on the keyboard

This keyboard is currently composed of:
- White Filco MJ2 Ninja TKL
- Cherry MX Clears w/ KBD 62g springs
- Lime Green switch stickers
- Victorinox oil, Kyrtox grease and oil mix, and Superlube for stabilizers
- Universal TKL aluminum plate
- Imsto Thick PBT w/ Hangul
- F2 Click Clack set

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Used a desoldering iron and soldering wick when needed. So the process took longer than I expected. The solder on the Filco wouldn't melt very well and wouldn't suck up so I had to add Rosin Core solder to every point so that it would melt easier... in other words I had to solder TWICE as much as I would normally have to... This was probably the most tedious part of the entire process...

Show Image

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Added back the Brown switches into the universal TKL plate because I wanted to use the newer switch housing from the Browns and only use the Clear stems... so I had to also open every Clear switch too so that I can remove the stems... again I had to do TWICE the amount of work for this step... Now time to lube the switch housing and stem bottom with some Victorinox lube and the stem sides and slides with Krytox mix NO I DID NOT USE SUPER LUBE FOR THE SWITCHES ) The Superlube was ued for the stabilizers. Also adding some Lime Green switch stickers.

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Finally the preparation of the switches is done! Hooray... This was process definitely took the most dextrous work and probably also the longest time to do, but it was definitely rewarding.

Show Image

Time the solder AGAIN all the switches to the PCB and Plate! So close to being done!

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this is quite interesting.
although, i think i'm still quite a newb to dive into such a project.
especially when i remember my electronics class back in school...
my teacher bear to look at my soldering...

jdcarpe · « **Reply #4038 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 07:27:22 »

Quote from: Glod on Sat, 22 June 2013, 19:49:18

might as well share this in case it gives anyone some chuckles. kind of a low priority project i have been working on. this keyboard hobby is getting out of hand.

a while back i harvested a BWT that i got real cheap for brown switches and the remains were sitting in a box. i figured hell i might as well do something with it. i put red switches in it, because i ordered a ton from 7 bit, non lubed, and im working on painting the case, not sure if i like this grey but i messed up areas and need to sand a little bit and re-coat. because this is low priority i probably wont paint it for a few weeks or even longer.

slapped klaxon mods and SP white on black double shots, not sure if that pisses anybody off or not. the BWT is not backlit

also replaced the **** fake costar wires razer puts in these, replaced LEDs with white ones all around working on reducing the flexing while typing. the thing has a plate but it feels like an out of box poker x with the PCB flex 0_o

Show Image

low priority project - make something mediocre into something nice. by almightyglod, on Flickr

the interesting thing is that the plate is total **** its like thin and bendy, their soldering looked bad, it had fake costar stabilizers in it BUT Razer's PCB on the BWT really aint that bad-its pretty high quality on the BWT and so is the case. i would say its way better quality PCB than the quickfire rapid.

TL:DR - Dont worry just look at the picture

Looking good there!

Larken · « **Reply #4039 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 07:57:52 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:27:01

So I finally finished my complete Ergo-Clear mod on my White Filco TKL! I believe the whole process took about 15 hours to finish because I had to do some of the activities TWICE because of mix and matching of the best parts... It was long and tedious but definitely was so much fun and worth it! My first modded keyboard I apologize ahead of time for some of the potato pics... ISO was at 100 and I took it in a dark room by hand without a tripod and I didn't realize they were out of focus because I was so focused on going back to work on the keyboard

This keyboard is currently composed of:
- White Filco MJ2 Ninja TKL
- Cherry MX Clears w/ KBD 62g springs
- Lime Green switch stickers
- Victorinox oil, Kyrtox grease and oil mix, and Superlube for stabilizers
- Universal TKL aluminum plate
- Imsto Thick PBT w/ Hangul
- F2 Click Clack set

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Used a desoldering iron and soldering wick when needed. So the process took longer than I expected. The solder on the Filco wouldn't melt very well and wouldn't suck up so I had to add Rosin Core solder to every point so that it would melt easier... in other words I had to solder TWICE as much as I would normally have to... This was probably the most tedious part of the entire process...

Show Image

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Added back the Brown switches into the universal TKL plate because I wanted to use the newer switch housing from the Browns and only use the Clear stems... so I had to also open every Clear switch too so that I can remove the stems... again I had to do TWICE the amount of work for this step... Now time to lube the switch housing and stem bottom with some Victorinox lube and the stem sides and slides with Krytox mix NO I DID NOT USE SUPER LUBE FOR THE SWITCHES ) The Superlube was ued for the stabilizers. Also adding some Lime Green switch stickers.

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Finally the preparation of the switches is done! Hooray... This was process definitely took the most dextrous work and probably also the longest time to do, but it was definitely rewarding.

Show Image

Time the solder AGAIN all the switches to the PCB and Plate! So close to being done!

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ooo, you finally did it. how do you find your ergoclears?

VesperSAINT · « **Reply #4040 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 13:05:35 »

Thanks for the compliments!

Quote from: Photekq on Mon, 24 June 2013, 04:39:04

Awesome! I look forward to seeing it Unfortunately I don't think a proper, high-quality metal case exists for the filco yet. There are a few about for the phantom but to get your filco working with one you'd have to use a different plate which means another full desoldering job

Yeah

Oh well, thankfully I don't care too much for them just yet so I should be okay for awhile

)

Quote from: Jocelyn on Mon, 24 June 2013, 05:57:35

Wow!! How do you like lubed Ergo Clears?

I absolutely love it! The sound and feel are so soft while responsive at the same time. I wish I had done it sooner but you can never be too late

) It's too bad I'll have to be away from this baby for 2-3 days. Going to drive to parents house in an hour

Quote from: ray4jc on Mon, 24 June 2013, 06:53:38

Nice stickers!!! Hope you had enough.

How tedious was applying the stickers?

Nice stickers from a nice person

It was definitely enough! It didn't cover everything but I was able to cover the primary keys I'd be pressing on mostly. Thanks again, good sir.

It was pretty tedious at first but once you get the feel for it, it isn't too bad. It's just at the beginning you'll be like ugh... But by your 30th one or so, you'll be breezing through.

Quote from: Larken on Mon, 24 June 2013, 07:57:52

ooo, you finally did it. how do you find your ergoclears?

I love them! They are just so easy to type on and it feels amazing. I wasn't able to do the mod for a good month or so because my friend had the soldering kit and it was sad to see all the parts sitting there for so long but now it's finally done! I'll be sure update in depth in the ergo clear thread on what I think about the ergo clears after I've typed on them for about a couple weeks

hashbaz · « **Reply #4041 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 17:53:51 »

Blue Cherry replica enter key, ThinkPad style:

calavera · « **Reply #4042 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 17:56:34 »

awesome job Vesper!

I might switch out all my springs in my ergo clears too. 55g seems "sluggish" sometimes but at the same time it's awesome to type on. Can't make up my mind yet.

VesperSAINT · « **Reply #4043 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 18:55:21 »

Quote from: calavera on Mon, 24 June 2013, 17:56:34

awesome job Vesper!

I might switch out all my springs in my ergo clears too. 55g seems "sluggish" sometimes but at the same time it's awesome to type on. Can't make up my mind yet.

Thanks calavera! Also thanks for the springs

I'm using the 62g KBD which is slightly less stiff than the Korean gb ones and I'm liking the responsiveness. I definitely want to try the 55g in the future but I think I may use the 62g for a few weeks first then get my hands on some 55g. I think I might prefer the more tactility from the lighter 55g, but I do get what you mean by sluggish. I felt it slightly from the standard 45g springs from browns.

Please let me know which ones you end up preferring between the two

calavera · « **Reply #4044 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:04:28 »

Well I have both 55g and 62g clears. I think 62g edges out a little. Both are lubed with different ratios of lube so they're not exactly the same though.
I have noticed that very rarely this one key will get stuck but that seems to go away with time. It's just with this one key so 55g is definitely okay but I wouldn't go any lower than that for sure.

The 62g feels close to linear but I love it. I used to favor 55g blacks over anything but this particular 62g clears is the best imo. I might switch out 55g for 58g springs and see if that makes a difference but right now I'm liking the 55g ergo too much lol.

Photoelectric · « **Reply #4045 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:05:03 »

Thank you, inlikeflynn!

ETA: as I already said on OCN, awesome job, VesperSAINT!!!

Sifo · « **Reply #4046 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:15:17 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 02:27:01

So I finally finished my complete Ergo-Clear mod on my White Filco TKL!

Congrats your Filco is almost as badass as mine. HWAHWAHWAHAW

Jocelyn · « **Reply #4047 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:23:41 »

Quote from: VesperSAINT on Mon, 24 June 2013, 18:55:21

I felt it slightly from the standard ~60g springs from browns.

FTFY

If you felt it slightly with brown springs, you will feel it even more so with 55g springs. That said, my opinion is that clears feel fine going as low as 50g, but this only applies if they're lubed.

Dubsgalore · « **Reply #4048 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:30:23 »

vesper it looks like you put a lot of time and effort into your project!
congrats!

noisyturtle · « **Reply #4049 on:** Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:40:21 »

Quote from: Photoelectric on Mon, 24 June 2013, 19:05:03

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Thank you, inlikeflynn!

ETA: as I already said on OCN, awesome job, VesperSAINT!!!

Ohhh very nice. I'm jelly.

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