comment: >
  
  Any keyboards for girls? Looking for more stuff like logitech aurora edition
context: I'm starting out and the only thing I know I want for sure is 100% layout and bluetooth, so I will be getting a pre-assembled Keychron K10 Pro that is being released in three days.  Based on the other K Pro releases I am assuming it will come with a choice of blue, brown, or red Keychron K Pro switches which are supposed to be similar to Gateron G Pro 1.0 switches and south facing switch faces.  I think I want blue switches, but since I am not sure I will be adding brown and red Keychron K Pro switches to my order to get a better idea of what I want.  They are only $16 for a full set.  I also want to pick up their Gateron switch tester $16 which is unfortunately sold out at the moment.  I may also pick up a KDBFans 72 key switch tester (acrylic) $60 which won't be restocked until the end of April.  I've heard the switch puller included with Keychron keyboards is crap and damages switches and the Gateron Switch puller on their site is nice but overpriced.  Since I think I will be changing switches pretty often, where can I get a nice decently priced switch puller?  
  Also since I don't know what profile keycaps I prefer other than I prefer OEM to chiclet keyboards, I was wondering where to get cheap complete sets of keycaps in various profiles to determine what I like.  The K10 Pro comes with an OSA set of keycaps.  Would cheap keycaps of various profiles be enough to determine what profile I like?  What minimum set of profiles do I "need" to get a good idea of what profile(s) I like before purchasing expensive keycaps?
  Really I'm looking for assembling a cheap set of starter switches and keycaps to figure out what I like.  Does what I have put together above seem like a good starting plan for this? >
  
  Honestly it sounds like you need to go to a local meetup first. >
  
  TLDR: looking for recommendations for a mid-range or premium tactile switch with mid/high bump strength, similar to the Kinetic Labs Penguins. Not a huge fan of long stem poles, but also not a dealbreaker, especially if it's not a super reduced travel distance
  ​
  Long version:
  Too strong of bump: Glorious Pandas, U4Ts, Durock T1's, Kiwis, Halo Trues, Everglide Crystal Violets, Everglide Oreos, SP-Star Magic Girls, Kinetic Labs Salmon
  Nice strength but would like higher quality: JWICK T1's, Tecsee Purples Pandas
  Nice strength: Kinetic Labs Penguins
  Too light: Dragon Fruits, Tecsee Sapphire V2's >
  
  The interesting thing is that Jwick T1s and Durock T1s have the same stem iirc.
  I vote Anubis/Neapolitans or Naevy V2s. >
  
  Thinking about removing razer huntsman switches from a full sized and solder them into a different motherboard for a different keyboard, would that work? or would it have to be a razer motherboard?.. 🤔 >
  
  It would have to be a PCB made for those switches. >
  
  Hey, i have lubbed my TX stabs, my left shift felt really weird, i so swapped it by another one in extra, its gone, now my backspace feels sightly weird
  What do you think? Thanks
  Stab #1
  Stab #2 >
  
  Sounds sticky to me which might be to much lube on the stab which holds the stab on the board instead of releasing it on the back travel smoothly >
  
  wire or stab housing when you talk about too much lube?
  Thanks >
  
  Could be a combo of both. But i would start with cleaning the housings first >
  
  I just ordered the KDS chainsaw keycaps and I need a keyboard for it and rn is the Zoom65 groupbuy, should I get the Zoom65 now or wait for the keycaps to come in before I decide on a keyboard? I heard the Zoom65 is really good and it's in a 65 form factor which I really like, at the same time idk whether it's too heavy to be portable and whether I'm willing to wait around for both group buys if that makes sense. >
  
  Weight is 1.2kg to 1.7kg -ish depending on config. It’s no featherweight. >
  
  Total beginner here. I want to order a mechanical keyboard (higher quality) which is also pretty quiet for office use. Is there a shop (Europe) where I can buy pre-built keyboards without having to go down the rabbithole? >
  
  Keychron does fully built kits, or you could get the base board without switches and keycaps and get some silent switches >
  
  Hello everyone, I'm new to the custom keyboards. I was hoping for a recommendations. I've been searching around the internet but could find what I want. I'm looking for:
  1- Cherry MX Red switches
  2- 100% Full Size Keyboard with extra keys for macros.
  3- RGB 😅
  4- Media Control buttons Play/Pause, Mute, Next, Previous.
  5- Volume Knob
  Currently I have the Logitech G815 linear. It is nice, I like the all the extras that it has but I don't want the linear switches, I want the MX Red. I was looking into the Corsair K70 RGB mk2 but people have been saying it huge even without the hand rest. So I'm basically looking for a baby between the G815 & the k70 RGB mk2.
  I live in the EU, also shop recommendations would be much appreciated. >
  
  MX red is a linear switch. You are getting a full-sized 4mm travel switch instead of 2mm travel low-profile switch. >
  
  Does anyone know the stem cross dimension of a gazzew switch? (u4t). Is it the same as gateron or like jwk or any other switches? >
  
  All MX style switches share the same stem cross, as its the part which commects to the keycaps, otherwise it would not fit. But my Keycaps sit way tighter on my U4T then on my Gateron (but that might be just a quality difference). Hope i did not misunderstood your question >
  
  Is there any 80% custom keyboard with additional programmable macro keys on the left?  For example, the Logitech G915 100% size has G1-G5 keys on the left. Is there any TKL version with a line of extra keys on the left? >
  
  As far as I know, there are no customs with TKL and XT layout. There are 65XT or special layout like Geonworks W1-AT.
  I know a TKL with one column of programmable buttons on the left but it’s not a custom. You need to know how to buy from taobao as well. >
  
  
  W1-AT
  
  Yeah just like that one, but instead of moving the Function keys to the left, I just want additional keys >
  
  Like I said, customs with TKL AND XT layout is unheard of so far. There is a 75% with function keys on the left such as KL-90. >
  
  Is it possible to replace outemu switches from a tecware phantom tkl with akko cream switches? >
  
  You need to compare the pin width of the outemu switch and AKKO switch. If they’re the same width then can use it, if not you’d need to file it down >
  
  may i ask if u know the akko cream and cs share the same pin width '-')a >
  
  I have compared cream blue, cream yellow, and CS ocean blue. All of three of them are Outemu pin width. Cannot speak for other AKKO switches but I reckon it should be the same. >
  
  I see! Oki one last qn (hopefully) the steam of a switch shouldnt be an issue right when it comes to the pcb? >
  
  If the pcb supports only 3 pin then you can only fit 3 pins switches. AKKO switches are mostly 3 pin. 
  If you meant “stem” then the top of the switch will not matter to a PCB. It only will have keycap interference on R3 (Row 3) if you were to use Cherry profile keycaps. As that board is a north-facing board. >
  
  Noted. Thank you so much >
  
  New to this hobby
  Hey everyone as far as I understood I managed to make my self a list of items to make my first custom keyboard:
  1-Epomaker th80 pro barebones black
  2-Epomaker stabilizer set
  3-akko shine through white doubleshot keycaps
  4-Akko cs jelly blacks 2 sets of 45
  Any recommendations or things that i skipped? >
  
  Lube (optional but highly reccomended for linears), a keycap/switch puller if you plan on swapping the keycaps or lubing the switches
  You have all the base parts to make a keyboard in that list though >
  
  Lube and switch puller comes with the stabiliser set thanks for the help anyways >
  
  so im planning on getting the E-YOOSO Z-11 and change the key caps and some of the key switches
  anyone got any advice for me im mainly Gona use it for gaming so i want a quiet and fast key that work with this keyboard and im not sure witch keys are compatible so can you help me >
  
  Firstly, that keyboard has Outemu hotswap sockets. So, not all switches can be hotswap into the board.
  Secondly, there are silent switches but the bottom out can feel mushy. Among clicky, tactile, and linear switches, linear switches are the quietest.
  Thirdly, there are switches with reduced key travel to aid gaming. Switches like Cherry MX Speed Silver but I don't think that it is compatible with the Outemu hotswap sockets on that keyboard.
  Just choose red switches for that keyboard and you can be done with it for now. >
  
  Is there any service that prints custom keycaps for Cherry low profile switches?
  Alternatively, blank keycaps for low profile switches would also do. I need them for a 100% board. >
  
  Chosfox has some decent low profile keycaps. Not custom though >
  
  bag or box lubing stems? yay or nay? >
  
  Please don't >
  
  can you tell me what so bad about it ? 
  the dust will gather faster or is it gonna some effect on the electronic of the keyboard ? >
  
  The only areas of the stem that need to be lubed are the rails and maybe the legs if it's a linear switch. Everywhere else is unnecessary. Bag lubing the stems will make the whole stem greasy, meaning it gets all over your fingers and on the keycaps. 
  The best way to lube stems is to use a brush. >
  
  I looking for new keyboard to replace my currrent logitech g513. Got this one back in 2019 and performed quite well up until now: it's dated, the rbg is haaving problems because on some keys it doesnt even work anymore, the tactile response is all over the place, it doesnt register some keys whilst typing, it's pretty much done for, and since it's not hot-swappable there's not really much I can do as a beginner-ish  user.  
  I've been doing some research but all this information is severely overwhelming. There are so many models, so many variants, so many brands and it's just painful, so I decided to come for the specified sub to see if u guys could help me narrow it  down.  
  Pref for brown switches, to have sort of a similar feeling to the romer g tactile switches the g513 uses. Or maybe I could go for linear mx red aswell, but I've never tried linear switches, and people scared me quite a bit when they said it could  be a deal breaker for the regular user. Clicky switches are off the equation due to their loudness and general feeling.
  Full-sized only
  Budget 100-200$/€ max
  I live in EU so it might be a relevant information for some sugestions  
  Thanks in advance >
  
  keychron v6/q6
  besides buying direct from keychron, check out their official vendor list here 
  the keychron boards I listed are hotswap so if you don't like the stock switches you can change them out easily >
  
  I'll have to pass because the look of it is a dealbreaker for me, and so is the illumination. And yes, I am aware I can mod it and use whatever switches and keycaps I want, which would completely defeat the point I just made about "looks", but that would cost me a lot more than my max budget.
  Also, there isn't a retailer for my country in specific, and the closest (Spain) has the backbone  @ 180e and the fully-loaded @ 190e (pre shipping costs).  
  Thanks for the suggestion though, if u have any other alternatives please let me know >
  
  I just learn about Mechanical Keyboards today and I really like this keycaps from Hipyo Tech video, but I cant find what it called.
  Can anyone teach me what it called ? I would be much appreciated. Thanks 
  Processing img kof3jomlx5ga1... >
  
  I can't load the picture I'm sry. But these questions are often answered either in the video description or in the comments :) >
  
  oh ty I will try that, this is the video link btw >
  
  There were lots of keycaps after the time you've linked. But his main showcase was for polycaps hippo >
  
  oh ty for searching, but it was not about his hippo one.
  The one I want to show is the one you can see right when you open the link.
  Anyway I think I found the type of keycaps similar to it, I think its a xda profile(?) keycaps. >
  
  These are the keycaps on Drop:
  IDOBAO MA BLUE CAT PBT DYE-SUBBED KEYCAP SET >
  
  omg ty its amazing how you find this so fast >
  
  Got lucky and spotted it in the video description! >
  
  I need help,  DROP + MATT3O MT3 SUSUWATARI switches are compatible with Razer Huntsman Mini analog switches >
  
  Did you mean MT3 Susuwatari keycaps? 
  Yes, those keycaps will work because they use MX-style stems and the Razer Analog switches also use MX-style stems. >
  
  Is there and budget WoB keycap sets that arent cherry profile on amazon? I dont mind other stores but im in australia so keeping it budget and paying for shipping in usd is a nightmare. >
  
  Recently built an odin aurora65 with boba u4t and I was wondering how to make it thoccier >
  
  You can usually find "modifier sets" as addons on customs sets, on the usual keycap shops or on ali directly.
  Depending what kind of keycap set you are using it might be worth just to buy a whole new set with these smaller modifiers included >
  
  It's probably a shot in the dark but got any recommendations for a mechanical keyboard that:
  
  Under £100
  Ships ~~go~~ to UK
  Has any sort of RGB or backlighting
  ISO layout
  In white or translucent
  Hotswappable >
  
  Full size, TKL, sixty, what are you looking for? >
  
  Oh yes sorry, anything 65+ >
  
  I don't know how I missed it. Thank you so much! >
  
  What are some of your favorite Deskmats+Keycaps combos? 
  I screwed up by buying the GMMK Pro because it has south facing rgbs and now my razer keycaps are basically useless. I also can not return it now so I guess it is time I got "normal" keycaps and since my setup is all black, most of the keycap sets will not fit. By combining it with a deskmat, I am hoping to create a good aesthetic. >
  
  If you want some translucent keycaps for rgb maybe try lelelabs keyset >
  
  Hi! I just bought/built my first gaming pc! and want to buy a nice mechanical keyboard that is not noisy for gaming/coding and not expensive! my budget is 150€ (I live in spain)
  Thanks in advance! >
  
  What form factor are you looking to buy? >
  
  100 if possible >
  
  You could buy a Keychron V6 barebones and add some gateron milky yellow switches along with some keycaps of your choice. If you want an more silent keyboard, you could go with the MX Silent Red switches or the Gateron Silent Reds which should be a bit less expensive. Then just foam/tape mod it to your liking.
  If you are not into building custom keyboards, "not noisy" is a bit harder to find. You can search google for "Keyboards with MX Silent Reds" and see if you like any. >
  
  Is the Keychron V2 Mechanical Keyboard wireless?
  I cluldn't find any Infos about the Connection on the Internet. >
  
  The V2 is wired only. If you look at the K6 pro it’s a nearly identical layout with Bluetooth, for an extra ten or fifteen dollars. >
  
  i want to order a blitzwolf kb0. but i havent found a hungarian layout one. is there any sites where i can buy on with hungarian layout or a site where i can buy good hungarian keycaps for it where the letters can let throughthe rgb lights, so i can see it in the dark? >
  
  Is the xpert K900 a good keyboard? >
  
  How long a cable does drop entr take? >
  
  Some keys are not working of, types with a second delay and, it types twice. 
  Me typing on the keyboard:
  his is me yping on my mechanical eyboard,, he ner key doesn even workkk.
  he quickk brwn foox jumps over he lazy doog. >
  
  This is usually a sign of switch chatter or a problem with debouncing more generally.
  It can be caused be a whole range of things: worn-out contacts, poor soldering, contamination for example after a spill, even a firmware bug, ...
  Depending on your keyboard, you might be able to adjust debouncing (some keyboards have this feature), replace affected switches, ... or reflow solder joints on the PCB. Or maybe it's just gone. >
  
  Could someone help me find/find something like this keyboard in twt user @/glossmini’s post? >
  
  mojo68 in transparent colorway >
  
  Thank you! >
  
  Is KPro Banana actually a clicky switch? >
  
  Not PBT but maybe Domikey WOB SA >
  
  What boards have usb pass thru? I have a keychron q0 plus and I'd like to get something matching, with a usb port so I can plug the number pad in to it rather than run two cables. >
  
  The only thing I know of off hand is the Drop Alt and Ctrl. >
  
  Does anyone know of any cheaper pre-built keyboards with heavier switches? Everything I've seen on amazon/aliexpress only has the standard blue/brown/red equivalents.
  Note: I know mechanicalkeyboards have some stuff, but I would have to to pay a lot for shipping from them, so not as much in the "cheap-ish" category. >
  
  Have you checked Alexotos’ vendor list to find some with better shipping rates? >
  
  Can someone reccomend some good linears, i currently own ink blacks which are great, but i wanna try a lighter linear or anything thats a bit different to ink blacks >
  
  How light are you looking for? Gateron Yellows are fairly cheap and are lighter if you wanted somewhere to start. >
  
  Where is the best place to buy XDA profile key caps?
  I'm getting my first board soon (epomaker TH80SE) and if like to replace the caps it comes with with something softer and more rounded. From what I've seen on Amazon the xda profile typically fits this criteria. 
  Furthermore are there places you can buy single caps? Like for accents and things? (Not necessarily artisan) >
  
  AliExpress is probably the most common place for XDA. >
  
  Hello, the question for all the people who have a gamkay lk67. Is there anyway you can turn off or change the RGB on the sides and back of the keyboard? Also, does the knob have rgb because mine just stays off.  Also there is nothing in the software where you change any of these things. >
  
  Kind of a weird, specific question for anyone that may have a Mammoth 75 or know what's going on here, so I put the keyboard together, and there's the modifier key which activates the second layer on the keyboard. This key, by default, is only used to change the function of the knob. So my problem: for some reason, the modifier key will not affect the turning of the knob, but it does affect the knob push and any other keys??
  For example: without the modifier key pressed, turning the knob adjusts volume, and pressing the knob toggles mute/unmute. With the modifier key pressed, turning the knob is supposed to be the previous/next commands, and pressing the knob is supposed to be the play/pause.
  My problem is that holding the modifier key ONLY changes the push on the knob. So it will change to play/pause, but turning the knob still only affects the volume??? I have reset the firmware, I have changed the commands to be different things, I have tried changing to different buttons for the modifier key, but nothing is working. Any advice? Anything that would obviously be shorted and could be causing this? I'm so confused. It used to work, but it stopped after I disassembled the keyboard to lube the stabs. I am sure I did something, but I cannot figure out what could have possibly happened because SOME things still work. The knob controls WORK, they just won't change layer??? >
  
  have you asked in the WS discord? >
  
  What kind of cleaning/washing materials should I use to clean my stabilizers? >
  
  Is there a way to turn on the rgb on the knob for the lk67? >
  
  I am struggling with my Corsair Strafe RGB MK.2. 
  I try to make macros for some games. My goal is to press 3 keyboards buttons and that the result macro will be a 2 button pressed.
  For example. Having an ability that will require in-game press of ctrl+7. 
  Since I can't move my finger all the way to the 7 number while holding ctrl. I wanted to add another button that would be `. So I will press ctrl+`+1 and the corsair software will translate it to ctrl+7.   
  This is of course one example. I have other uses that will require to set macros with more then 1 single button. >
  
  Switch storage for display: Skådis pegboard clear containers VS Kinetic Lab switch storage. I already own a Skådis pegboard.
  Does anyone have experience with both of these and can tell me if you have a preference for switch storage in terms of both aesthetics and ability to keep switches in good condition?
  Kinetic Labs’ website mentions that their switch containers are airtight, so no dust gets in… is that something to worry about if I go with something like the little clear skådis pegboard containers?
  I like the idea of my switches being on display on my skådis pegboard. But I actually prefer the aesthetic of the switch containers from Kinetic Labs. And when I measured, I don’t thiiiink the switch containers would fit on the little skådis shelf.
  Does anyone have any personal experience that can give me some insight on what you prefer or what you ended up doing? I already have the skådis pegboard, so it’s just a matter at this point of how I want to go about storing and displaying my extra switches. Thanks! >
  
  I'm currently using a Skadis clear container for keycap storage, and it works pretty well. The gap for dust to come in is incredibly small, and it fits all of my keycaps from GMK WOB that I'm not using on my 65%. Only thing is is that it doesn't fit spacebars obviously but other than that they fit really well. They're also good for switch storage >
  
  Okay hoping I got all the right requirements written and this is the last time I have to ask, but I'm super new to this and am still learning how much variety there is in the keyboard
  Anyone know any good budget QMK/VIA/VIAL/ZMK capable wireless rechargeable barebone hot swap capable keyboard with a numpad & north facing RGB that's preferably RF connectivity while a knob would be optional, but preferred? Hoping to not have to spend much more than 100$ for one, but guessing that's unlikely at this point... Wouldn't mind buying off aliexpress if necessary. 
  I've already seen the keychron and epomaker option, but they both have South facing LED while the epomaker only is QMK/VIA in wired mode. >
  
  How to swap shift stabilizer on Leopold FC750R?
  Hi there,
  after not so gently pulling the left shift key cap I managed to break the plastic stem of the stabilizer.
  Do  you have any link to a article or video for me showing how to open the  Leopold case an properly replace the stabilizer without breaking more  parts? >
  
  i've been using Ducky for years, and i love them. but lately i've been getting the "itch" for a new board, the market has changed a lot since i last looked at boards. and now that modding is much more doable for common normies like me, i would like a board that is easy to mod without spending an arm and a leg, the Ducky board i have now, is all soldered together, and my soldering game is not up for that task.
  so i looked at what ducky had to offer since i know and love their brand, and i found the Ducky one 3 80%
  but while doing some research for switches i randomly stumbled upon the Keychron brand, which a lot of people seems to like.
  my question is, which one of those is the best start as a building block for a first time modder.
  to me i like the ducky more because of the silicone padding on the circuitboard but if there is something that makes the Keychron easier to work with i would like to know. i don't care about the wireless functionally i actually more of a wired fan, but if the Keychron is much better i won't mind it
  keep in mind i live in Denmark where the custom keyboard market is much smaller than the US or UK. everything is either super expensive (even more than you're used to) or not obtainable. so these for me seems to be the best starting block for me.
  so suggestions about buying individual parts won't matter to me, since they for the most part will make the build much more expensive (if i can even get the parts)
  however i will also be open to suggestions of pre-builds in the same price range, and i will check if they are available to me >
  
  check out the keychron v3
  
  wired
  also has the silicone pad and plate foam
  uses hex screws to open the case, so if you want to mod the board you can easily open/close the board 
  is hotswap as well >
  
  OMG this would have been perfect, sadly this keyboard is not available to me, at least in in Denmark. i see that it's available on their website, so i'm contacting them to see if they have a shipping location within the EU so i can avoid Import taxes. this board is really cool THANK YOU >
  
  yeah i looked at that, and the vendors that carry their brand has a very limited selection, but i might just order from their site and eat the import tax since the boards are quite cheaper from their site  thanks again :D >
  
  Hi, I really like the feel and sound of razer purple switches, they seem much lighter to engage than my cherry mx browns ... I only know cherry mx brown and now razer purple on my razer huntsman mini, I don't know the other switches ... I have now ordered a keyboard with hotswap ability for switches and it comes with mx brown switches, but since I can change the switches now, I am thinking of changing to something like the razer purple switches, I am right now looking at gateron blue, but I think gateron blue is like cherry mx blue and they say it's harder to engage than cherry mx brown, and cherry mx brown is already harder to engage than the razer purple, so I don't know if there is anything of the market that's remotely comparable to razer switches for a custom keyboard? >
  
  What you can do is to spring swap the switches with lighter springs, try looking at tx springs or maybe some sprit springs less than 62g >
  
  Haven't tried razer switches for a long time so not sure about something similar but those purple switches are optical and clicky right? >
  
  yes, optical and clicky, and much easier to press than cherry mx brown >
  
  Someone mentioned a list of tactiles switches maybe try to look for some of these post >
  
  Thanks for the link, but it's all still a bit esoteric for me, I guess I just will try out Gateron blue, they are said to be smoother than cherry mx blue, and they are offered also in my region. >
  
  Would you recommend breaking in creams+ switches before lubing? >
  
  Hi, I was wondering what could be recommended for someone who would want a lighter themed keyboard, and I know the distain for 100% keyboards but was wondering if anyone knows any good keyboards that include the numpad? If not, can anyone recommend 65+, less than 140 USD? Preferably a minimal look >
  
  Try looking at the keychron v series, also what do you mean with lighter themed? Like keycaps color and case color? >
  
  Like a pale color theme, or brighter colors for the keycaps >
  
  Maybe no in your budget but nk87 olive version on sale which comes with switches but no keycaps. A bit more premium but it is an alu case with nice switches >
  
  I found a vendor called HIGROUND that has a few keyboards with styles I like, are they trustworthy? I was looking at the reviews and they dont seem all that bad but I also am not in the keyboard scene >
  
  I think they are fine, if I'm not wrong they are part of 100thieves. Maybe check that, not sure if you checked paralell sequece or maybe stellar 65 cant remember if they fit your budget >
  
  Anyone with suggestions for upcoming or available 65% XT’s? 
  Not interested in the following layouts
  Ziggurat
  Zenith
  W1-AT
  Liberi
  Looking for an alu premium board ideally gummy o
  ring or gasket
  Im looking for a layout almost identical to either of these boards—
  Lefishe 
  NICO Series 01 Ver. 3 from Neson Design
  These would be considered an ideal layout.
  Any suggestions based on this rather strict criteria?
  Thanks yall! >
  
  Not sure if this one count and if you don't mind waiting geons w1-at will have some on August >
  
  W1-AT is amazing, but don’t need the numpad. >
  
  There arent many options with similar layout coming out soon, might be better to look at mechmarket. At the end the numpad side is via programmable so you can just change it, but maybe is the space it takes which I can understand, long boy w1-at >
  
  Those kinda look like gmk hammerhead, only set which could be close in stock woulg be gmk grand prix >
  
  Oh damn, I think you're right - thank you so much! >
  
  I recently got the CIY x77 and added some black switches.
  While using it I realized that moving my fingers across some keys they already trigger the relevant key.
  I especially had this happen when gaming and laying my fingers on the WASD keys and the thumb on the space bar causing my character to jump.
  Is that a normal thing? It also is that the blue switches (stock) trigger before the click happens/get pushed through.
  Any suggestions or feedback? >
  
  Hey, I'm building my first keyboard and I have mostly everything except the case, im looking for a case pref below $200, any recommendations? Thanks! >
  
  Also, looking for a 65%-75% case as well. >
  
  r/olkb >
  
  Thanks, I'll take a look there >
  
  Hi I’m trying to build or buy a macro pad with 3 or 4 knobs, 9-12 buttons, and a 5 way d pad that I’ll use for simracing as a button box. I need it to support programming on Linux (vial?) and be reasonable in price. I’m not sure where reliable places to find parts or prebuilt pads are. I’ve seen a few things similar to what I want on Etsy but not exactly. Ultimately, I think I’ll need to build what I want. I know how to solder and everything like that, so I am looking for advice on parts and maybe advice on mounting nicely and such. Would like if the thing supported several layers with some dedicated buttons to pick them.  Also would be cool to have a simple way to label them with labels under the caps or something. >
  
  Only thing that can come in mind is drop megalodon or check on keebmonkey >
  
  Megalodon might have something that’ll work, very reasonable price, thanks! >
  
  Hi :) I'm looking foward to mod the redragon kumara with akko switches (matcha green) and also I wanna change the keycaps, so I found the Soyamilk set and watched some reviews of it talking about how you should be using gateron switches for this set. Can I go with the matcha green switches with that keycap set? Do they match? Will I have any problem? >
  
  Has anyone made a clack build with the qk65? >
  
  Alu plate would be ideal and some long poles. From the config I tried, would be better without the silicon bottom.what switches do you have? >
  
  Voyager tactiles, durock black lotus, sotc, oil kings >
  
  I didnt have good result with the oilkings for clacky build, if you dont plan on getting other switches you might need to test the other 3. I had good result with long poles like the tungstens, dk sarus and ae raeds v2 which had a long pole. >
  
  Yeah tried with the other ones too with no luck. Think i might save up for the mode sonnet >
  
  You can try using mode obscuras, very clacky. Feel they might work with the qk65. Usually with no plate foam nor pe foam and just bottom pcb foam do sound the clackiest >
  
  I've never seen a board with a 4.75u spacebar. Also the big ass enter key might be hard to find because it's not really common on modern boards or in modern keysets. >
  
  Thank you very much! I will re work the layout! >
  
  You can split the spacebar into a 2u and 2.75u as well if you want to go down that route. >
  
  Hello!
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  I'm looking for round keycaps in iso german layout but cant find any
  Is there any place for custom ordered round keycaps? I looked in the wiki at the places that do custom orders but none of them have the option for round keys >
  
  ISO keycap sets are made in very, very small numbers but check AliExpress and Etsy there should be some that come up.