I am new to the mechanical keyboard world and this community about one month ago.I've got a Deck Hassium Pro 108 with Cherry MX Blue and a KBTalKing Pro v1.2 Bluetooth with Cherry MX Red. I prefer the feeling of typing with Cherry MX Blue, but I don't like the bounce back of MX Blue. So I am tempted MX White/Green switches in this case, and it makes me tempting to mod my KBTalking Pro to White/Green switches. After research over few nights, it can't really tell what is the difference between green and white.
Switch testers on the market only come with the most common four cherry switches(black,brown,blue and red), some come with 6 or more switches, but those are always unavailable down here in Australia.
Therefore I decided to make my own switch tester. Inspired by this video:
, I am planning to make my own switch tester numeric pad with all different switches for testing the feeling of all different switches.
My plan is to use the same numeric pad as shown in the video to make my own switch tester. The difference with the one in the video is I am going to fit all 22 spaces on the numpad with 22 different switches. First production will be only 2 pcs. (One for myself, one backup unit). I can make some more in the future if there is enough demand.
At this stage, switches I can get for this project are:
1. Cherry MX Black
2. Cherry MX Blue
3. Cherry MX Brown
4. Cherry MX Red
5. Cherry MX Green
6. Cherry MX Clear
7. Cherry MX White
8. Cherry MX Light Gray
9. Cherry MX Dark Gray
10. Cherry MX Blue (early production, desoldered)
11. Cherry MX Dark Blue (early production,desoldered)
12. Cherry MX Dark Brown (early production,desoldered)
13. Cherry MX Yellow (early production,desoldered)
14. Cherry MX Violet (early production, desoldered)
15. Razer Green -- From blackwidow 2014
16. Compatible MX White
17. Compatible MX Black
18. Gateron Black
19. Gateron Brown
20. Gateron Blue
21. Gateron Red
22. Gateron Clear
==== 3 Aug====
Got switches and clear keycaps bought from overseas
====6 Aug====
22 Switch tester completed