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  :( 
  "This too shall pass."
  :)
context: Yo, I'm a keycap maker... I can fix that stem for you. If the seller doesn't get back to you, let me know. >
  
  Not all heroes wear capes >
  
  Haha thanks. I've been working on making keycaps for the past 4 years. I wanted to see if there was a way to add a "keycap repair"  to my list of options. Seems like an easy fix with my set up. >
  
  Yooo I have a set of Frost Witch where the K key stem broke, if I paid for shipping and labor, would you fix it for me? Feel free to pm me if so o: I’ve been looking for a way to fix it for a while but I haven’t had much time >
  
  Are those cherry keycaps? I mostly work with dsa and sa families, but I think I could make it work. Dm a photo! >
  
  My cherry popped, can you fix it? >
  
  Cherries are a social construct. Apple too actually. >
  
  Have you heard of Adams apple? >
  
  I have been trying to reach you about your extended Eve's rib warranty >
  
  Now thats some next level customer service ❤️, sounds like a good deal u/Sipositoire >
  
  We just want everybody is happy when using our keycap and also satisfy with our service 💗 >
  
  Are the cherry profile keycaps any good yet. The one I bought just looked like a blob. >
  
  What kind of stabilizers are those? I’ve heard Staebies can have tolerance issues. >
  
  stock stab from Keychron V1 >
  
  welcome to resin hell, i paid $91 for mine just for it to warp and become as usable as yours - unusable. 
  i hate resin stabilizer keys. >
  
  The keycap warped? >
  
  Resins have a natural warp overtime >
  
  Yeah, but I believe it depends on the kind of resin you use. I use deep pour resin that holds its shape, it just takes forever to cure. >
  
  so it's pretty much the same trade-off as with concrete. either you add agents to let it cure quick and it won't hold long, or it takes forever to harden and will also last forever. >
  
  Get a refund? >
  
  No answer from the seller >
  
  I hate to say this but name and shame. No reason why anyone else should get ripped off >
  
  The reason why OP's getting ripped off is because he is stupid enough to get scammed and spend  €120 on a spacebar lmaoo. >
  
  Wrong sub lol >
  
  I mean, he's kinda right. OP paid 30 bucks more for a clone than Jellykey would charge them for an original in better quality >
  
  I wholeheartedly agree with you, but it’s not abnormal to spend way too much on things in keebland >
  
  spill the seller account/shop here so we can avoid it >
  
  Probably some etsy dropshipper lol >
  
  Yeah these Etsy JellyKey clones are usually pretty easy to spot since they're usually just some colored resin poured onto a plastic fish. Not to say this isn't what JellyKey does, but they also have a lot more depth to their designs and custom modeling work done. >
  
  Also their stuff is handpainted iirc >
  
  man paid 120€ for a space bar 💀 >
  
  To be fair the spacebar itself is hand-made and uses resin insted of plastic. The person who made it may have worked on it for days.
  But yea... they should contact the seller about it asap. >
  
  Resin is plastic. >
  
  Don’t bring your facts in here >
  
  I mean technically it is a form of it, but it doesn't change the fact that it's still very different than what everyone is thinking of when someone says plastic, also doesn't change that resin is in fact more expensive than just regular plastic, which is the original point the guy is trying to make. >
  
  Except the fact that it's resin has very little to do with the price. The time taken by the artist to make it is where the cost comes from >
  
  That's definitely a huge factor as well. I'm not an artisan maker so I don't know specifics, but material cost difference still is definitely a factor as well.
  After reading some more in this comment section, it looks like it definitely shouldn't cost this much according to jellykey who is a very prominent resin artisan maker, but it's still up there due to what we were saying.
  Also I was now able to calculate more specific numbers. Going off this site epoxy resin comes down to almost exactly $3 per pound while ABS comes out to about $1.65 per pound >
  
  How much do you think resin costs? >
  
  Oh don't get me wrong, I don't mean to say it's a boatload more, but it isn't negligible. I briefly looked into it making sure I wasn't speaking out of my ass, and everything I looked at did say it was more expensive. I found this site which granted is 3d printing, but is nice, because it actually gives numbers and specifically says ABS (which is what I'd say the majority of keycaps are made of). It also has specifically material cost and then separates and calculates other costs afterward. >
  
  I do 3D printing, that's not the type of resin they use.  They use boring old epoxy resin in a mould. >
  
  Have you complained to the vendor/maker? >
  
  yeah no answer yet >
  
  May I ask who it was sold from. If it's a group/vendor, it's very possible that they may be out for the weekend and you may have to wait until Monday for a response. If there's a discord, you may get a quicker response from someone just happening to check there. If it's etsy or something, I hear their return policies aren't bad. >
  
  I'll wait some days before saying who's the seller, because he's really good notation on Etsy >
  
  Why are you protecting a keycap seller who profits on the work of others at a mark up over the original! >
  
  My condolences sir! >
  
  ngl I'm cry rn >
  
  crying