If so, how much did it cost compared to getting it done in china?
I'm going to assume that the difference is pretty high, but I don't know squat.
Has anyone here tired to get a keyboard machined in the US?
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- Location: Midwestern US
- Main keyboard: EXT65
- Main mouse: Model O
- Favorite switch: I like too many switches
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- Location: Midwestern US
- Main keyboard: EXT65
- Main mouse: Model O
- Favorite switch: I like too many switches
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- Yasu0
- Location: hawaii
- Main keyboard: dull grey ibm selectric
- Main mouse: vertical ergonomic old man mouse
- Favorite switch: unicomp m, spring and rubber in perfect harmony.
One-offs are expensive no matter where you get them made. I am curious about this also, would love to hear some experiences with it.
In your case, what is it you want made specifically? Stacking layers allows you to use cheaper material. Thick material costs more than thinner material. Are you talking about 6061 or what?
In your case, what is it you want made specifically? Stacking layers allows you to use cheaper material. Thick material costs more than thinner material. Are you talking about 6061 or what?
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: MX1800 L3
- DT Pro Member: 0251
It's pretty much what you'd expect, a pretty substantial difference (I don't remember exactly what it was when I was getting quotes for waterjetting, but I did end up going with a place in Vietnam that was probably half the cost of BBS). Plus the quality has gotten much better and the tolerances have gotten a lot tighter.
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- Location: Seattle, US
- Main keyboard: TOFU 65%
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Box Jade
Can always try an instant quote here:
https://www.3dhubs.com/cnc-machining/
They offer volume discount too
https://www.3dhubs.com/cnc-machining/
They offer volume discount too
- Yasu0
- Location: hawaii
- Main keyboard: dull grey ibm selectric
- Main mouse: vertical ergonomic old man mouse
- Favorite switch: unicomp m, spring and rubber in perfect harmony.
What materials exactly are you guys using? I think metals would be too cold to be comfortable on cold days. What types of plastics are options?
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Am I the only one who hears "deee taach ahh bull peee niss" when I read this guys' threads..