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by Pyrox
23 Dec 2014, 01:41
Forum: Gallery
Topic: I got this for 2 euros today
Replies: 10
Views: 2976

Actually, a friend gave me a 5,5 hex screwdriver, but unluckily it has a thicker part that doesn't fit in the holes where the screws are placed, so it is pretty useless (I could take away only one of them that isn't in hole, but on a plain surface). Maybe I will try with the pen trick :D
by Pyrox
21 Dec 2014, 18:42
Forum: Gallery
Topic: I got this for 2 euros today
Replies: 10
Views: 2976

do you live in like spain or something? 1391401 is the part number for the us-ANSI one 1391406 is for UK-ISO, 1391404 appears to be spain or something due to the bit-paired number row and stuff. It was made in the UK like most of the european ones. The cable end is a normal SDL cable which is what ...
by Pyrox
20 Dec 2014, 20:06
Forum: Gallery
Topic: I got this for 2 euros today
Replies: 10
Views: 2976

Hi, You've got a Model M from 1991 as its written on backside ! http://deskthority.net/wiki/IBM_Enhanced_Keyboard Really good deal you made today ! Thank you :D Yup, full size Model M made in Greenock, Scotland. The classsic buckling spring keyboard. The spacebar is ABS by the look of it, as its ye...
by Pyrox
20 Dec 2014, 16:52
Forum: Gallery
Topic: I got this for 2 euros today
Replies: 10
Views: 2976

I got this for 2 euros today

Hello everyone, it's been quite a long time since I last came to this forum, hope you're all well. Today I was going around an open air market in my town and I found this. It was a bit dirty, so I cleaned it as best as I could, even if I couldn't open it because I need some sort of hexagon screwdriv...
by Pyrox
31 May 2014, 20:18
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

matt3o wrote:
Pyrox wrote:The acrylic case has no "sandwitch" plate?
you mean the top frame?
Ye :D
by Pyrox
31 May 2014, 17:13
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

The acrylic case has no "sandwitch" plate?
by Pyrox
30 May 2014, 20:59
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Spettacolo :D what are you going to use for wood treatment?
by Pyrox
28 May 2014, 20:36
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Great, can't wait for it :D pity that the switches GB has run out of brown ones, so I will have to wait for them.
by Pyrox
28 May 2014, 20:22
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

After last posts I decided to add the arrows separator since I never use right ctrl. The new layout is the following:
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by Pyrox
26 May 2014, 22:03
Forum: Workshop
Topic: where to find M2 nut cover in rubber or plastic
Replies: 4
Views: 1443

I guess I will do something like that as well in the end, because I can't really find caps of the right measure, they are too big (the most little I found is M4). I found this which has some smaller measures, but it doesn't have hexagonal shape. Nice mirrored plate btw :D
by Pyrox
26 May 2014, 21:30
Forum: Workshop
Topic: where to find M2 nut cover in rubber or plastic
Replies: 4
Views: 1443

The one you used could be an option too, are the rubber bumpers covering the nuts or just put under them?
by Pyrox
26 May 2014, 19:55
Forum: Workshop
Topic: where to find M2 nut cover in rubber or plastic
Replies: 4
Views: 1443

where to find M2 nut cover in rubber or plastic

Hello, as said in the title I am looking for a nut "cap" like this one http://www.panozzosrl.com/images/catalogo/images/img-tpd.jpg but I can't find it with size M2. I need it as a simple keyboard stand. Here is what I mean: the nut will fix the screw and when covered it will look better plus it wil...
by Pyrox
25 May 2014, 17:21
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

So, in case of a hand wiring (which is what I had in mind) that would be useless?
by Pyrox
25 May 2014, 17:04
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Alright, so I will have to change it. Also, another thing I noticed in your plate layout is the big rectangulare space on the left of keyboard switch. What is that for?
by Pyrox
25 May 2014, 15:53
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Today I had some free time, so I started sketching the case, pretty much like the one Matteo posted keyboardcase.png What about the thickness of the layers? Here is how I made them (metal plate in "sandwitch" is 1,5mm thick): keyboardcasedims.png Will there be enough place for wiring, controller and...
by Pyrox
24 May 2014, 10:32
Forum: Group buys
Topic: Cherry MX and Matias switches
Replies: 4661
Views: 1032305

Hello, I am new around here, so that might be an obvious question, anyway, when will MX Brown be available? Also, if ordering them, is payment required immediately or it will be done prior shipping?
by Pyrox
23 May 2014, 17:45
Forum: Other external
Topic: Great/Interesting Finds
Replies: 26272
Views: 9322622

by Pyrox
23 May 2014, 15:17
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Ah, I see, it'll look even cleaner in that way.
by Pyrox
23 May 2014, 15:04
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Ok, I was adding holes and borders to the plate. It is bigger than yours because from what I saw yours doesn't have holes being "sandwitched" between wooden layers, which will be screwed then (tell me if I am wrong), anyway I put them just in case. plate_template_mm.png Here is the .dwg for further ...
by Pyrox
23 May 2014, 12:32
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

currently the plate for the wooden case is 312x103, but it's subject to change based on the prototypes. The screw holes are 2M, but again, it may still change. I don't see why you shouldn't be allowed to post dwg :) Thanks :D I don't know, sometimes forums have fancy rules, so I wanted to be sure. ...
by Pyrox
23 May 2014, 11:58
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

What's the difference between plain square keyholes and the other ones? Blue ones compared to white ones in this picture diff.png Square ones allow to completely remove the switch, while the other ones only the top? I also have some few other questions about the plate layout: how big are the screw h...
by Pyrox
22 May 2014, 22:54
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

I don't know if it can be useful, but I made a plate layout for a possible ISO version of 3rd model. I have never used a CAD software before, so I hope I didn't make any big mistake: plate_template_mm.png I read that the stabilizers for space bar are 50mm from the center, is this good? Also I am not...
by Pyrox
22 May 2014, 18:41
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Great! Can't wait to see the result :)
by Pyrox
22 May 2014, 13:25
Forum: Gallery
Topic: Random keyboards, lovingly photographed
Replies: 839
Views: 514058

What about that Peacock keyboard layout? I have never seen one like that.
by Pyrox
22 May 2014, 10:29
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

matt3o wrote:
Pyrox wrote:I see, guess I was tricked by the drawing not showing holes yet (?)
yeah, sorry about that. I didn't bother adding the holes to the sketch
No problem :)
by Pyrox
22 May 2014, 10:18
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

I see, guess I was tricked by the drawing not showing holes yet (?)
by Pyrox
21 May 2014, 23:56
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Group Build prototyping phase
Replies: 1739
Views: 366622

Hello :) I am new around here. I am planning to build my first keyboard and after some thinking I ended up realizing that the design you are prototyping (3rd version) matches pretty much the one I had in mind, except for the ISO configuration instead of ANSI: http://deskthority.net/resources/image/1...
by Pyrox
21 May 2014, 17:32
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Noob here needing help with layout
Replies: 8
Views: 2208

I guess I will have to put the ~ issue away for the moment... I think that this could be a good layout for both gaming and coding, I put pagUp and pagDown instead of volume which is more useful for a programmer and replaced the ~ key with del. This is pretty compact and I like it, basically needing ...
by Pyrox
21 May 2014, 13:08
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Noob here needing help with layout
Replies: 8
Views: 2208

I modified a little the proposed design you posted to match an hypotetic ISO configuration ISOmod3.png I have another (probably) silly question now: the ~ key doesn't exist on italian keyboard layout (and I often struggle while coding), would it work with this configuration by properly configuring T...
by Pyrox
21 May 2014, 12:24
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Noob here needing help with layout
Replies: 8
Views: 2208

Welcome to custom keyboard design! ... Thank you :D and thank you for the detailed answer. I started reading the topic for the Group Build yesterday and that layout is actually very nice, plus it is quite standard for the "gaming section", which is a problem not having to deal with. When I have som...

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