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TBC, it wasn't anti-ghosting, bu 2KRO that caused your initial problem.but is that not a way of controlling ghosting?
But good job!
Good to know i have have to remember that and disregard what I have read before. Seems i have ran into my first not real problem that valve or tf2 anyways doesn't seem to support f13 that i set caps lock to be so i need to change that and I may as well work on a layer set up as well if i changing some stuff anyways.
Whoa, nice case.Sorry I didn't end up taking photos because I didn't have my good camera so I didn't take photos. Plus it wasn't all that interesting just some milling, cutting on a table saw, some cutting on a band saw, drilling on a drill press, oh and some turning on a lathe to make the cap head screws heads a little smaller and make a filler piece to fill a hole in the bottom aluminum plate (now that i type out the things i did it may have been interesting lol).Did you machine that yourself?Found your previous post where you said you had a mill. I'm jealous, wish I had my own mill. Did you ever get around to taking some pictures?
But I love machining porn :(LOL don't we all. It would not have been the best machining porn it would have been like 70s machining porn lol (by that i mean all manual no cnc... Im guessing its to late for this as you are already thinking of porn from the 1970s arn't you...)
Machining porn in awesome. For a way to mount the teensy check this link (http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=45587.msg955666#msg955666). On the second page there is a second version where the mount holes are on the sides instead of the ends so that the break out board puts the teensy port at the edge instead of inside the board. This was done for people using it as an external converter for terminal boards.
I love the simplistic feel and the look of the raw metal. By the looks of things I am guessing aluminum? What grade if I may ask.
Sending you a PM regarding machining questions.
You should have a look at my project. Check the M-64 link in my signature.
Nice work. I would love to see that thing with a proper brushed finish.
Nice work. I would love to see that thing with a proper brushed finish.
So do I but after switching back to my $9 logitech keyboard for 2 weeks I just wanted to put this on back together for a bit. I don't view it as done by any means its just on its 3rd stage of usability until I decide to work on it again. As it sits right now i just did some sanding with 180 grit also known as what was next to me at the time and wiped it down and put some wax on it to keep it look like it does for a bit. It has some deeper marks that will take some work to sand out of the top as it looked about as bad as the bottom does in the photo of the teensy
A good hard anodization will help with keeping it from scratching.
I thought i would update this with what the keyboard looks like right now.
I spent some time and finally made a new case for the keyboard it is machined out of 2 pieces of 1/2" plate that bolt together. Also you can see a key cap i made some time back out of a stainless bolt.Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/7K1Dm9H.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/gZuPlsj.jpg)