Q3 is a solid board. I love mine! Later, you can try a force break mod and maybe change factory foam to a thicker one. This mods isn't mandatory and purely for discovering modding possibilities.

Nothing wrong with it except the fact that he's using the grease in switches which is too thick for that purpose.

OP: Ignore the people freaking out about this. Super Lube (grease, 21030) is totally fine for Cherry MX style switches as long as you only only apply a very thin coating (with a brush, like you did). It'll last longer than the oil kind since the grease doesn't evaporate as quickly (yes, it ever so slowly evaporates).

This is awesome. Looking forward to ThereminGoat as I'm old school like that.

What's wrong with Super Lube? It's just a slightly more slippery dielectric grease. That's the 21030 formulation which should work great.

I lube my stabs with that stuff and use the oil version (51004) on my switches. Of course, my switches are quite special haha

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Yeah, I can imagine :D I put that one in a pretty logical place, even though it's not labelled: top right key, where it would be on a normal board. Since that's what I'm used to.

I've explained the whole 'weird keyboard thing' to colleagues. It's a completely different way of thinking about keyboards. You don't adapt your fingers to where the keys are, you adapt the keys to where you want them and where your fingers "expect" them to be.

I also set it up to do some wacky things compared to normal boards. For example, I use a work iMac and don't need the F-keys. So those aren't on the board. I also never use caps lock. So I didn't program that either. There ARE however two backspaces, two spacebars, but only a left pinky shift key, since I never use my right pinky for shift anyway. So that's where I put enter.

The end result is a board that tends to type pretty much like a normal board with very little fat, and some extra handy keys that I use often. When you type a LOT like I do, anything that helps productivity is pretty welcome.

Aight, got it! hope you enjoy it, give us a sound test when you got time o/

Screw the desk mat! I love the Juno keycap set.

u/mujimanic here. I run Sneakbox.

New Deskmat Designs have arrived! (courier was late).We're celebrating with a 15% off promotion on all in-stock deskmats (discount applied in cart). Expires December 7.

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KATAKATA Desk Mats

- 4mm are again back in stock!

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- Both KATAKATA mats are included in the current deskmat sale!

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Thanks to those who have purchased from me these past two years. From the beginning, I wanted to give this brand a life of its own and I've enjoyed the journey so far. I hope you all eventually enjoy what I have in the pipeline for next year.

Numpad is ok, but if I had one I would want it on the left side

I take different keyboards each day when i go into the office. My team has actually all moved to custom mechanical keyboards. Its quite nice lol.

Honestly, I don't understand how people can work on those shitty cheap Dell and Logitech keyboards my company provides.

I'm IT, keep your Logitech away :D

My colleague wanted to check something on my work PC today. Tried to type on my Redox, couldn't find the backspace, surrendered.

setup looks sweet!

Grabbed a GB extra from Daily Clack while they had stock. Called Busy Town. The colours pop even more IRL

Omg, I'm an idiot. I have switches and keycaps! I'll just need the stabilizers. Thanks!!!!

Agreed. But sure am glad that the cables arrived safely considering the overall increase in shipping parcel damage, Since online shopping exploded during covid. They also double as fantastic protection while transporting keeb stuff to work and home, So they are definitely still being put to good use

Depends on where your located, but I grabbed it from Daily Clack when they had some extras in stock after GB. Called Busy Town. Hopefully some local vendors to you might have some.

Lol unsure if jks but their based in hong kong from what I know. Have been enjoying their unsleeved custom psu cables for sffpc builds for a few years now

Ah, I see you also paid the ten dollars for the gold knob bling.

excited

that is thick lube. Careful!

Also, if anyone has a low profile gergo they are looking to sell (or know where I can get the pcbs made!), please let me know!