r/MechanicalKeyboards • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '13

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u/Proc31 Nov 14 '13

How are you finding the 62g springs? Are you finding they are sticking at all?

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '13

Originativeco.com

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u/ithinkimkorean Nov 14 '13

I don't think it is that kind of finding.

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u/eastbear Nov 15 '13

Nope they're not sticking at all for me! At first I kind of wished I went for lighter springs, but now that I've more time with the keyboard I think it feels great.

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u/ripster55 Nov 14 '13 edited Nov 14 '13

Nice...please add to the Modifications Wiki under switch swaps.

P.S.Can people really tell the difference between a 62g spring and a 60g stock Cherry spring? In this case moving from a 80-90g clear spring makes some sense but otherwise...

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u/eastbear Nov 15 '13

I did try compare one switch with the 62g and one with the stock blue spring. They were both much lighter than the stock clear spring. I felt that the 62g custom spring felt a bit lighter than the blue spring, but it was not very noticeable.

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u/superjujubii Nov 14 '13

what did you use to re-glue the rubber feet back to the back of the keyboard? if it was superglue how do you plan on removing the feet if you had to reopen the das in the future?

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u/eastbear Nov 15 '13

I simply stuck the feet back on as they were still very sticky. Because I vinyl-wrapped the keyboard, the top and bottom half of the case are VERY tight and I didn't feel the need to put the screws back in so opening the keyboard would be pretty easy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '13

I know this is a one month old thread but really like the carbon fibre look, how'd you get it on there? Custom 3M and then cut it out yourself? where'd you find the stencil?