Great photos!(http://i.imgur.com/mMbMnmN.jpg)
So as far as I can tell, those stems are all straight. Would you mind taking a side-view picture of one column's worth of profiled keycaps, just sitting flat on the table (i.e. not on switches?).
I wonder how close the profile is to signature plastics�s SS (http://www.keycapsdirect.com/pdfs/SSFamily.pdf).
One other question: does an MX spring work in this switch, or is the spring diameter too small?
Wow excellent pictures! I'm glad you got this find and took them. Check out that ground clip!
I bet an MX would fit but not seat all the way down on that conical spring retainer.
Did you happen to get a shot of the spacebar?
Thanks for the teardown pictures! What do the switches feel like?Switches: meh. They're not very smoot, but I'll try and lube them; they're also really heavy but I can swap the springs with MX
How do you feel about the Dillinger Escape Plan? ;)
Thanks for the pics.Yeah, I forgot the bottom row on there. The switches are straight on the PCB, but the PCB is pretty angled in the case
I think you missed the number row though; e.g. here’s a crop from the original auction image:Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/4o9PJTP.png)
The keycaps mount on the switches at a bit of an angle, right? At least, that’s what it looks like from the original pics. Maybe the underside of the keycaps has the angled mount?
Yeah, I forgot the bottom row on there. The switches are straight on the PCB, but the PCB is pretty angled in the caseI mean the top row, not the bottom row; I think you used a cap from the numpad instead of the number row.
Ah, sorry about that. Here's a better picture:Yeah, I forgot the bottom row on there. The switches are straight on the PCB, but the PCB is pretty angled in the caseI mean the top row, not the bottom row; I think you used a cap from the numpad instead of the number row.
I’m not talking about the angle of the PCB, but rather the angle between the switch and the keycap.