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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: bocahgundul on Tue, 03 November 2015, 06:39:43
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Worth it? or just save more for Alu?
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Anyone?
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It's a matter of taste really, they are both pretty resilient. Also acrylic is lighter if that influences your decision
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It's all personal preference.
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is it better than stock plastic?
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is it better than stock plastic?
yup
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I love clear acrylic cases! I know its not everyone's thing but I think it looks good.
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is it better than stock plastic?
You might mention what keyboard you are asking for.
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is it better than stock plastic?
You might mention what keyboard you are asking for.
like the sturdy kul es 87 case
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is it better than stock plastic?
You might mention what keyboard you are asking for.
like the sturdy kul es 87 case
I don't think you will find an acrylic or aluminum case that fits the kul 87 so you really have no choice but to use the stock case.
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is it better than stock plastic?
You might mention what keyboard you are asking for.
like the sturdy kul es 87 case
There aren't many if any aftermarket cases for that board, other than the ones provided by KUL. Bu you can always try to make one in acylic ;)
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Are there any decent clear acrylic cases out there or is the frosted tex the best option?
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No I mean i have a friend that have a cnc machine so i want to try it out
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No I mean i have a friend that have a cnc machine so i want to try it out
See this is the kind of information that's important to include in your original post.
I'd start with acrylic to get the feel for what fits good and to work out any bugs out and then transition to aluminum.
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No I mean i have a friend that have a cnc machine so i want to try it out
if you can make it for free just do it man :) hhe..
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I prefer my acrylic case to stock ABS ones, I prefer it even over aluminum, because I do not need, as most do, my keyboard to weight a ton.
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No I mean i have a friend that have a cnc machine so i want to try it out
See this is the kind of information that's important to include in your original post.
I'd start with acrylic to get the feel for what fits good and to work out any bugs out and then transition to aluminum.
thx man for the tips