I thought CM Storm is rubberised on the casing, not keycaps?
http://www.cmstorm.com/en/products/keyboards/quickfirerapid/

This post has been edited by Human10: Mar 13 2012, 09:38 AM

my bad, the casing is rubberized

now waiting for my RGB and d-arrow keycaps to arrive

Guys may I know how to remove the keycap for enter key in my filco? When I try to take if off with the keycap puller I see there some white 'hinge' or something like that and the keycap remains there at like 45 degree... I don't dare to use force to pull it out, any skill needed?

Same goes to bigger keys like Shift, backspace...

I assume this video might help you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iL8_2Zr36I

This post has been edited by JohnDiew0107: Mar 13 2012, 11:00 AM

Thank you for the link! I just tried and finally can take them off

In case you can't took out by just sliding left or right, you should use your fingernail and pull out the white stabilizer stems from the keycaps.

So this is costar-type stabilizer? I only saw pics of cherry type stabilizer (Leopold's, which looks like a switch)... i thought costar one will look similar lol.

Received the Num Pad today, tested it, Since I already have 3 different Cherry Switch keyboard, black blue and red, the green, clear, ergo clear, and brown is quite interesting, I think they decide the weight force of the switches with certain measurement, it doesn't feel right the weight force are not same with the general popular 4 color switches, personal feeling anyway. Other than that, this test actually cease my curiosity of moding a different weight forces keyboard, because it kinda felt awkward typing on a difference weight force key pad, not to mention to type on a whole keyboard?
Maybe it felt different typing on a whole keyboard than just a 21keys keypad.

but I don't think the brown suit me neither, Again, maybe it will feel different if tried on a full keyboard, But I think I have decide that Red Switch suit me the most, and decide now to put the Steelseries Black Switch and the Filco Blue Switch to sale, if any one is interested, please let me know.
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Is this the correct way of writing the review?
will go out take a photo later.

This post has been edited by kaysa: Mar 13 2012, 03:28 PM

I use the file on the nail clipper.
I use my cheapo tweezers and use leverage on the keycaps. Not sure what would happen if the keycaps are thin and brittle, but for my FILCO, it works nicely.

So you mean you are not using the stabilizers for your FILCO?

for my razer, it can be done using the way in the video.
For keycool, I am using the way to plug out one plastic stem. For assembling, I need to remove the stabiliser wireoff keyboard then hook it onto the keycaps first.

Doesn't matter
Just want to hear your thoughts, so if some one decides to look for his/her favourite switches, he can rely/refer on this.

If the Keycool keycaps are too loose, I've found that slotting a small piece of tissue paper when the stabilizers are inserted holds the stabilizers in place.
The modifiers for the Cherry and SP double shots needs a hack like that

Leopold stabilizer is quite pain in the ass lololol wrong alignment the key will be sticky lol

i know that ducky has 4 lighting methods, but is there a way to actually turn it off?

Did you installed the spacbar on the FILCO before?



I still prefer Cherry stabilizers (the ones on the leopold), and the switches are lubricated.

Selling my Ducky 9008S MX Brown (Blue LED)

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1515887&hl=

anyone interested PM me...

This mech k/b business is killing me

hate it when u mention it again.. if nt i could have gt yours instead of new

same here bro.. now I'm desperately finding someone to buy off this board from me...

I didn't know you're planning to get a shining quack

Hahah

I ain't got any lubricated , maybe deswai so hard lol

nvm also la hai.. bad timing