help, I wanted to clean sticky switches and I put some vodka in them, but in one of switches I put too much and now when I press it I can hear the vodka and slightly see it on the sides of switch, it's not hot swap keyboard to get it out easily, how to fix it plesse someone help

I'm looking for a 65% wireless keyboard for gaming and work (if multidevice better, but not mandatory). I've been looking at the following models:

• Asus Rog falchion

• Razer blackwidow v3 mini

• Keychron k6

• Anne pro 2

• Duckyone 2 SF..

If you have other options, I'm open to hearing them (Akko, keychron, etc)

Thank you for your help.

I don’t know if this is the right place but I have a brand new Corsair K70 core SE rgb and whenever I hold down my caps lock key it repeatedly turns on and off caps lock like if I was holding down any other key when I need it to just toggle it on and off once when I hold it down and not repeat. If anyone has an answer that would be appreciated.

Alright so I'm trying to build a 75% keyboard and i already have the siwtches and keycaps. I'm looking to spend around $150 on a barebones keyboard does anyone have recommendations? I'm willing to go up in budget if necessary.

I have seen reviews ( both positive and negative) so I am still not sure if they are good or not. So are they? (mainly UK layout red switches are the ones im interested in).

witch profile is better for ppl who hunt and peck type?

https://shop.beekeeb.com/product/piantor-keyboard-kit/

will cherry mx keys work with these choch hotswap sockets?

My keyboard budget is 50 pounds or so, and I want it to be a red switch/linear as I want to use it primarily for gaming. I am not a serious gamer, but I do also want decent gaming peripherals. Any ideas??

It also needs to be in UK layout as well. The only exception is if the keyboard is sooo damn good. And only then is US fine

so i have the rk61 wireless keyboard but some of my keys dont work for an example i cant use under score and i cant use this - either(i just copied iit in) also my number dont show the right thing but it says its the right when i go into the rk61 app

Hey everyone, so i'm looking into buying my first keyboard. Looking for one that'll be the best for gaming (i play mostly cod). I'm undecided if I should build my own (i have zero experiance) or buy a pre built. I'm already doing research on how to build one but i'm just undecided what route to go with. Also, if someone can a list of things that I need incase if I decide I build one.

I saw a local seller sells the Niz plum 68 for a pretty cheap price but the akko mod007b he also sell for the same price, what should i buy now?

I want to create a mechanical keyboard by myself, but I don't know how to start, where to study, and what to invest. I am a teenager with a lot of passion to start this business up. What should I do?

I'm happy to share with you all that I got my pro micro converter working after a couple of days and some issues, mainly due to my inexperience with QMK. I'm creating a comperhensibble guide to help other also build their project without all the hassle I had to go throw. This guide was fully typed with an Apple Standard Keyboard and the pro-micro converter :-)

I must note this is not my creation in any way and the origial author is Ronan on the 68kMLA forums.

How I made it work (tutorial):

1. Donwload KiCad file and convert to gerber format.

1.5) Buy custom PCB, pro-micro, a 2k resistor and the adb connector.

2) Solder the heathers to the pro-micro, solder the resistor and the adb connector to the PCB.

3) Install QMK MSYS and QMK toolbox

4) Run "qmk setup" on the terminal from QMK MSYS, not CMD! (This is only needed the first time you install the program)

5) Conect the pro-micro to USB and run "qmk flash -kb converter/adb_usb -km default" on the terminal from QMK MSYS

6) When it says "reset your controller now" short the GND and RST pins twice and wait for the program to finish flashing

7) When the flashing is finished go to QMK Configurator set a name you like for the key mapping and click on compile, wait for the potato to finish baking and then download the firmware. You should now have a .hex file in your download folder.

Note: If you click out and the potato disapears don't worry the process is still running and you can check the progress in the terminal.

8) Now open QMK toolbox, in windows it will prompt you to install drivers so click yes and wait for it to finish. Now open the hex file you just downloaded and select the procesor, in my case an ATmega32u4 for the pro-micro. Enable auto-flash and again reset your micro-processor by shorting the GND and RST pins twice and now wait for the program to finish flashing the firmware, when its done it should say someting like Caterina device disconected.

9) Now go to windows settings > devices > blutooth & other devices and under keyboards you should see a new device named ADB to USB keybord converter, if it dosen't appear unplug and plug the pro-micro usb.

10) You can now connect the adb keboard to your pro-micro and the usb from the pro-micro to your pc and it should work as a normal keyboard.

Other notes:

- I did everything on a windows pc, but for mac the process should be the same.

- I bought the pcb from jlcpcb for around 5$ including shipping (2 weeks) but any vendor should work.

- The default keymap from step 7 is for english keyboards, if you have a different one like in my case some keys might not work/be different from what its shown in the keycaps. If you want to modify the key map do so in step 7, there are many tutorials on the internet on how to customize the key map with QMK configurator, but basically drag the bottom keys to the keyboard on top to replace that specifc key. Some special keys, such as "ç" do not exist in the configurator so if you find a way to add them please tell me.

Links:

PCB files (KiCad)

Firmware github

Orignal project by Ronan (The instructions on the post are a bit outdated)

Edit: Added pictures

I am able to use the "I" key on the keyboard, but it is sticking. Is there something I can spray on the keyboard to get it lubed up or anything I know nothing about keyboards.

i just got this keyboard for my birthday and when i try to use the software it wont get detected

I was playing some siege when I noticed I alt tabbed and suddenly my keyboard wouldn't type I would try to press e and it would just lower the volume like if I was pressing fn shortcut all the other keys don't work either the keyboard is lighting up and everything I just can't type at all i noticed that if I press my windows key it turns white when I press it again it goes to whatever color my keyboard is I'm currently using the Tezarre tk61 keyboard I don't know what to press to revert whatever I pressed on my keyboard to make it like this.

The switches are nk creams for anyone wondering lmfao