That's something I was always wondering myself, but never bothered to post. If by adding enough grams does it reduce the resistance of the switch. In other words does enough weight correlate to reduced switch resistance.
Like say a 6g triple-shot PoM key cap would it literally reduce switch resistance by 6g.
And titanium isn't there some health hazard to using that? or any of the other metals as well in some way shape or form? I guess the same can be said to plastic but still.
Yes it probably would reduce resistance but at the expense of inertia I would think when you smack it (aaaoooh, sounded dirty!)
There would be no 6g POM keycap btw, that plastic does not weigh enough for the size thickness on a
standard sized alpha key.
To be 6 grams the dimensions need to be different or the addition of metal is needed. A 2-
shotkeycap would have a different meaning altogether! haahaa. I love me some lead!
Ti (especially elementally and commercially pure) is usually 100% biocompatible as is many of it's alloys, so no worries there =)
Pretty easy to do an experiment. Glue a nickel to a key and type away!
Perfect test solution! I prefer tape though =)
Just think how unsatisfying a face palm would be without a skull.
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Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent keyboards
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That's so true! And since I face palm daily I would definately notice a difference!
I think I might post up that second pic next to my equipment, haahaa!
I will never be able to look at those ice caps the same way again
You should be ok, it's not like I posted the milky ones. eeww...
don't see why ppl were so worked up over skulls, i mean jeez "it drove you crazy" looking at them?
Edit: thnx for the towel, though wet wipes would've been a better bet..
The towel was soaked in copious amounts of alcohol and antibacterial gel.
I am more thoughtful than you think =)
You can keep it btw, I also sent a pack of matches.