I’m not sure whether there’s a tutorial for tuning stabs on these but the topre short throw is a lot of fun. On the desk I also have my cherry numpad with sau, a mx master 2 mouse, a g pro wireless, eleven wrist rest, blue zap cable, l-trac
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Elecom*
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As much as I try, I can’t take a pic that does this justice. Looks twinkly irl, like a discoball is hitting it. In photos it looks like I’ve been eating over my keyboard, or maybe painting the ceiling above it lol
Oh yeah, it s a Daring Run DR-70F. I wanted one for ages and saw they had this as a b-grade for about £100ish. Looks perfect so I’m really happy.
Tried with MX blacks and it sounded awful, so swapped in Zuocce Macarons and it is fantastic now, and I’ve got a load of Cherry blacks for something else as a bonus 
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Phone cameras tend to treat everything like it needs to correct/smooth skin imperfections. Try using a camera app that bypasses as much of that processing as possible.
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Potato picture:
New configuration for the Classic-TKL:
- DCS Paperwork
- Lorde Frankenswitches*
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A meticulously crafted frankenswitch made from Kailh BOX Silent Brown stems and BOX Royal lower housings with the grease carefully thinned from the plastic pushers between the stem and leaf. This creates a highly tactile and lightly clicky switch with its sound report tied directly to actuation. Named because, after this mod, they will never be Royals. 
They’re essentially a muted clicky, and I’m sure they suffer reduced life from the removal of the grease - but it’s an interesting style that I haven’t really experienced elsewhere. The click is light and crisp with a none the less strong tactility, and the bottom-out is a solid-feeling yet quiet thud. Top-outs are also silenced, leaving most of the switch noise as the click alone, with the bass-y drone of the silicone thudding in the background. I’ll have a recording sometime when my house isn’t noisy 
I love this keyset. I just need an extra Home key for reasons.
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