Do any of you guys if anybody sell keycaps for the number row? From 1 until =. Or from ` also can.

For Ducky btw.

Blank keycaps and still not used to that row. I need that row to play SC2!

guys, i wanna ask.. mechanical keyboard is softer to press compare to normal keyboard? or vice versa?

i saw the 30g,50g thingy.. for membrane keyboard like my g510, how many g is the button? wanna try 1.. see how it feels  i thought mechanical keyboard is harder to press compare to membrane 1..

For coated or electroplated layer, I doubt it will last long even for thick one. wearing off the coating and the inside will exposed. It can't be polished too much too.

The problem of electroplating is that, the process plating the metal with zinc. Which is Zinc serve as a protection for the metal. When Zinc plating wears off over time. when the metal will start to

But currently now, MKC metal keycap is made from Zinc Alloy. So i'm kinda confuse, Will they last even longer than normal metal which only has thin layer of electroplating.

i planning to purchase their WASD first, about RM20.

I gonna use it like crazy and without wiping the keycap, my place also damn humid, metal stuff get rusted quite fast over a few days.

i gonna test this for a month seriously, i have my same doubt as you human10. really scare tok kok sing song. plus the fact that he answer my question in a "not very natural way"

Filco
- After about a month of usage the keys are starting to get glossy
- Some large keys like backspace and shift are starting to squeak

80+ emails a day, pm box full within 2 days...yes there's a lot of typing action involved. But my membrane kb is flawless

Need to get white keycaps, o-rings, and grease up the stabilizers.

looking at something like this:


It must not fade. A whole set of machined aluminum cap powder coated black/white would resist my acidic hands

Don't know what material is used on the cap. What keycap works for me? White/Black otaku that will never fade.

Honestly, you need doubleshot keycap, seriously, you need it. 

If you use the keyboard alot, i would advice you not to get White Keycap, it's been majorly pain in the ass for me, when i use PBT White Engraved Keycap. Damn, the keycap becomes alot dirty.

Plus, i donno wtf insect, The insect always fly to my white Keycap and begin to "pee" on my keycap, making yellow spot that cannot be wipe off, need to take the keycap and wash and brush with tooth paste.(like brushing your teeth morning and night). Yellow spot are pain in the ass to remove honestly.

Btw, i order additional few sets of Old Doubleshot Cherry Keycap from Taobao, i'm expecting them to reach January, i'll post some picture when i receive them. might as well share them with some keyboard enthusiast here that have not collect doubleshot keycap set before.
I'll clear up some misunderstanding here.

ABS Material Font Printing Available Method - Pad Printed, Laser etch, Doubleshot.
ABS cannot use Dye sublimation method, because they would melt/deform in the process.(due to plastic nature that does not have high temperature resistant)
But they do have a advantage of Doubleshot injection method because of their heat resistance is low, making it much easier to work with.

PBT Material Font Printing Available Method - Pad Printed, Laser etch, Dye sub.
PBT cannot use Doubleshot Method, because they are too hard to work with, and the fact that they have high heat resistant, as well as unpredictable shrink when keycap cool down.
It's a shame that PBT cannot use Doubleshot, but they still has the privileges of being able to have Dye Sublimation Printing Method. But it's also making them one of the most expensive combination(expensive material + expensive printing method = you pay for the "EXPENSIVE")

But if you wanted to strictly talk about Keycap Durability, Doubleshot still takes the trophy, mainly due to the key that they have higher contrast and much more durable printing than Dyesub, If keycap has become Shiny, you can just use a sandpaper to get back the texture you wanted.
But you cannot use the same method to PBT Dyesub, mainly because of their Dye printing Penetration is not deep enough to allow you to do sanding to get back the texture, if you do sand with it, the color will slowly loses the contrast, and finally faded ultimately after 2~8 years of usage.(Dye Sub Printing heavily depends on dye penetration on the keycap, if it's deeper, it will last longer)

For Laser etch method, both ABS and PBT can be Laser etch, but the difference is that, ABS will have White Color Font(Burnt Mark) from Laser etch.
But on PBT, it is also because of their high heat resistant, They took a bit longer, and have Yellow/Gold Color Font(Burnt Mark)
(they are from my speculation and from what i readed, if someone has more accurate information, please provide it)

There is also some information regarding to ABS plastic, that they have mix some chemical/material into ABS plastic in order to make it's laser etch to have White Color Font. (i forgot i where i readed this information)

Yesterday morning go kastam taken my stuff and had delivery this morning. finally has time to upload the photo taken yesterday.

I got ordered some Doubleshot ESC Keycaps for people that are interested in them, i will make a thread soon regarding to this.
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