Colored aluminium keycaps
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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Thanks to my Korean friend!
- keyboardlover
- Location: USA, Greatest Country in the World.
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-3494 Modded (home)/Realforce 87U (work)
- Main mouse: Handshoe Ergonomic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Cherry Ergo Lite Clears
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Nice! The top set look like SP-made.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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They are. Finally my kbdholic keycap! And the vector graphic is kinda cool.
- keyboardlover
- Location: USA, Greatest Country in the World.
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-3494 Modded (home)/Realforce 87U (work)
- Main mouse: Handshoe Ergonomic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Cherry Ergo Lite Clears
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They should make one that says:
KBD
LOVER
KBD
LOVER
- guilleguillaume
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Main keyboard: Kmac Mini
- Main mouse: Razer Abyssus 2014
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
We already have in the way the \KL !
They look very nice.
They look very nice.
- sixty
- Gasbag Guru
- Main keyboard: DKSaver
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Black
- DT Pro Member: 0060
Thats the curse of this hobby. I was happy too with my $5 dell every few months. Now look at me. 3 years later. Like 200 keyboards and no more space to hide them. Terrible, terrible.prava wrote:I'll become poor if I keep looking on forums like this. Why, oh why I started lurking! I was so happy with my shitty $5 logitech ruber-dome keyboard
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- Location: Malaysia
- Main keyboard: Realforce 103U
- Main mouse: Logitech G700
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Black/Red
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hello, do you know where could we possibly purchase those keys? btw are those from scarface ?
i'll be happily to purchase them, but i can't seems to find them.
i'll be happily to purchase them, but i can't seems to find them.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
- DT Pro Member: 0000
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Those are not scarface's. He had an interest check but I didn't see it materialize unless I missed something (which is a possibility). These are from OTD, but I don't know who made them. I've seen some photos before, see below. I think there was some upset when scarface showed his prototypes which looked like the same thing, but my Korean is rusty. Maybe one of the Koreans here has more to tell about those keys. I don't think you can buy them (currently), I got them as a present for sending an OTD member an IBM RGB set.
Of course, now I want a green one I'd trade it for an IBM RGB set.
Of course, now I want a green one I'd trade it for an IBM RGB set.
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- Location: Malaysia
- Main keyboard: Realforce 103U
- Main mouse: Logitech G700
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Black/Red
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gosh, they all look so sexy, i wish to get my hands on them.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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I was thinking xmas decoration.
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Anodized aluminium is oxidized only on the outside, in a thin layer. When aluminium is anodized for decorative purposes, with a dye, and with a metallic sheen (as I think it is in this case), then the layer is often quite thin.
Heat sinks made of aluminium are often anodized -- anodized aluminium can still be a very good conductor.
Aluma is much harder than aluminium. I wouldn't mind having anodized aluminium keys. They would probably never go blank even within a lifetime of use.
Heat sinks made of aluminium are often anodized -- anodized aluminium can still be a very good conductor.
Aluma is much harder than aluminium. I wouldn't mind having anodized aluminium keys. They would probably never go blank even within a lifetime of use.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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A couple of my gunmetal anodized keys developed light patches.
- Taeyoung
- Location: Republic of Korea
- Main keyboard: KMAC/KMAC Mini/Phantom/Realforce 87UKB
- Main mouse: Logitech MX300
- Favorite switch: MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: -
Yeah, those were made through a group purchase program on OTD.
The price of each key is about $27 in USD according to the following OTD post.
http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_tabl ... wr_subject
And it's also really hard to buy them in Korea, even a used ones.
Congrats! webwit
The price of each key is about $27 in USD according to the following OTD post.
http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_tabl ... wr_subject
And it's also really hard to buy them in Korea, even a used ones.
Congrats! webwit
- TheSoulhunter
- Location: Euroland
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker / HHKB
- Main mouse: G9 / Deathadder BE
- Favorite switch: 65g Clears
- DT Pro Member: -
If you are talking about this ones...webwit wrote:A couple of my gunmetal anodized keys developed light patches.
...thats normal! I dont think they are anodized, to me it looks like non cleaned/post-processed casted aluminum and the brownish layer is actually "cinder" (dross/dirt/oxide mix, more or less) which is not that resistant!
- Crazy9000
- Main keyboard: G-Tune Realforce 108B-MP
- Main mouse: Steelseries Xai
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
At work I run CNC machines, and we usually do aluminum and anodize it. Some day in the future I'll learn to make programs for them and make some keycaps .
If you anodize the aluminum you can letter the keycaps pretty easily with a co2 laser. We use one to label the ports on our connectors. The lettering comes out white.
If you anodize the aluminum you can letter the keycaps pretty easily with a co2 laser. We use one to label the ports on our connectors. The lettering comes out white.
- Minskleip
- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: HHKB Pro 2
- Main mouse: CM Sentinel Storm
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring
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Oh my god that''ll ruin the planet oh my god.Crazy9000 wrote:At work I run CNC machines, and we usually do aluminum and anodize it. Some day in the future I'll learn to make programs for them and make some keycaps .
If you anodize the aluminum you can letter the keycaps pretty easily with a co2 laser. We use one to label the ports on our connectors. The lettering comes out white.
But seriously you should learn that keycap system as soon as possible; you'll get kind of rich!
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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I'm afraid I'm gonna hold on to these for a while