deskthority

bleair thanks for your feedback and glad that the keyboard is being put to good use as your daily driver. I think Left+Right Shift has something to do with QMK so that may have to be disabled in the configuration files but I'm not sure. So, when I got to something like this https://config.qmk.fm/#/...

My round 1 beamspring is now my daily driver. The key feel is by far my favorite part. So very crisp and snappy. I feel this project has achieved something really incredible. It's brought back the beamspring switches and put them onto a modern keyboard layout. I do have one issue which leads me to a...

Thank you for posting the video links (I've managed to reassemble a few of the keys, though it takes me a lot of time and misses to get them together - wouldn't have gotten any together without the videos and instructions) Okay, my next challenge is preventing the spurious key presses (voltage thres...

Important note: the project's YouTube channel seems to have been erroneously deleted. I sent a message to YouTube support. Some previously posted video links may not be working. I have mirrored some of the videos here for the time being: https://www.youtube.com/@Brand_New_Model_F_Keyboards bleair g...

I just setup my Round 1, 104 Beam spring (seen here https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/beam-spring-round-1-keyboard/ First question: When pressing the u key or the h key I'll often get the other key as pressed also. Also I'm seeing quite a few spurious u key presses so I suspect sensitivy on th...

For sale (almost vintage?) Amiga 1000 keyboard

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The description for this switch sounds so promising.

Will this modern switch be capable of faster "return" than original beam springs? As in do I have to worry about typing too fast on repeated keys for the "beam" portion to reset?

How practical is to think a solenoid could be added into this keyboard?

I recently tried a beamspring keyboard with the solenoid and both the noise and the physical feedback of it activating as I typed was really nice.

the "capable of bashing in skull" seems to by keeb'dom's equivalent of tameshigiri rating of samurai swords... can your keyboard bash 3 skulls in with one swing?

Great review... Just how hard is to find this AT&T style of keyboard? Should I even try?

It's not fancy, but it's easy to remove. You can put a dot of white elmers school glue on the two keys you want to have bumps. It'll dry clear and it's easy to knock it off should you change your mind.

Ellipse,

Your attitude and focus on this project is great. I personally feel that getting the flipper assembly "right" is just about the most important aspect in terms of key feel, so please take whatever time you need to ensure the end result meets your standard!