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geekhack Marketplace => Interest Checks => Topic started by: Shengtaoyu on Mon, 30 November 2020, 11:14:50
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Hello Everyone.
I recently had a thought what if I combine two sound profiles together.
So I am here to introduce a new concept Brass/Polycarbonate plate.
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The layout :
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Specs:
4.5mm Brass/Polycarbonate plate combined compatible with all the GH60% tray mount cases: ALF DC60, Tofu60 and etc.
The brass part is 1.5mm thick
The polycarbonate part is 3mm thick.
Brass part Polished
Polycarbonate part is white and transparent.
Period:
Less than 1 month.
Shipping:
USPS
Price:
TBD
Please fill out this google form if you're interested
https://forms.gle/Y1jrSZ7XFWu1LEai8
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I don't think that's how it works.
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So... A regular brass plate with a pc spacer? I dont think that's going to feel very different from typing on brass. It'll actually be stiffer.
Also, the PC part being only 3mm is going to leave a ~.5mm gap between it and the pcb, so it'll probably rattle and create more noise unless its adhered to the brass plate.... But again, you're just making a stiffer plate. Resonance is still going to be an issue because its not like the PC is going to dampen vibrations.
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Cool idea, but it's so thick and with it essentially just being a brass plate anyways it'll just be stiffer. I'll keep in the loop tho because this is interesting and I wanna see where it goes.
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how will you ensure that the two parts are completely secure? there is very little information in this post. you mention that you want to combine sound profiles but there is no theory, proof of concept/testing, prototype or sound test (even if it isn't accurate). this is just an idea, there is a lot more work to be done.
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pls no swillkb. and if you're going to use plate mount stabs, you need to leave room for the stabilizer.
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Why...why...why are you using a swill kb plate
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how will you ensure that the two parts are completely secure? there is very little information in this post. you mention that you want to combine sound profiles but there is no theory, proof of concept/testing, prototype or sound test (even if it isn't accurate). this is just an idea, there is a lot more work to be done.
yeah I agree...I think that this will barely do anything and there is no testing to prove the concept. It may just be 2 things slapped together poorly. And you have been a gh member for like 3 days and this is your one and only post so far.
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Cool idea. I always love innovation but I'm not sure what the point is. When I first saw the post, I assumed it was like a brass half plate on top with a PC full plate on top. Anyway, again, kudos for innovation! :thumb:
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I don't think that's how it works.
I laughed way too hard at that...
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how will you ensure that the two parts are completely secure? there is very little information in this post. you mention that you want to combine sound profiles but there is no theory, proof of concept/testing, prototype or sound test (even if it isn't accurate). this is just an idea, there is a lot more work to be done.
yeah I agree...I think that this will barely do anything and there is no testing to prove the concept. It may just be 2 things slapped together poorly. And you have been a gh member for like 3 days and this is your one and only post so far.
And you've been a member for like 2 weeks and have 8 posts. It's an idea. How about giving constructive feedback instead of straight ****ting on him?
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As others have said, I do not think this is going to work as you are hoping.
Having said all that, I would be interested in a 3 to 5 mm. think PC plate if you tweaked the layout (stepped caps + split right shift).