Weezer - No, that's me. The paint is THICK, I assumed this was a weird gouge.
Both plates were heavily corroded with mouse filth, and the Bigfoot also had a thick coat of automotive repair detritus. Cleaned, cleaned again, sanded down to remove the rust and given a coat of self-etching primer. The ...
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- 17 Nov 2021, 18:53
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Model F Upgrades and Repairs
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- 17 Nov 2021, 16:55
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Model F Upgrades and Repairs
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Re: Model F Upgrades and Repairs
Pics attached here. My bad!
The bottom pic is the lot, less the 2 I am working one - One F/AT and one F/Bigfoot.
Bottom middle of the first pic, you can see the beat up case - This is AFTER cleaning. The hairline crack is at the top right, and the divot at the right bottom is hard to miss, it's ...
The bottom pic is the lot, less the 2 I am working one - One F/AT and one F/Bigfoot.
Bottom middle of the first pic, you can see the beat up case - This is AFTER cleaning. The hairline crack is at the top right, and the divot at the right bottom is hard to miss, it's ...
- 17 Nov 2021, 16:43
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Model F Upgrades and Repairs
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Model F Upgrades and Repairs
Greetings, Deskthority!
I picked up a box of old keyboards at an estate sale, and among them was a handful of Model M and Model F keyboards.
I am in IT, and consider myself a mechanical enthusiast, but I know these can be expensive devices, and are worth my time to refurbish *properly*.
The Model ...
I picked up a box of old keyboards at an estate sale, and among them was a handful of Model M and Model F keyboards.
I am in IT, and consider myself a mechanical enthusiast, but I know these can be expensive devices, and are worth my time to refurbish *properly*.
The Model ...