Search found 26 matches

by e_l_tang
26 Apr 2017, 02:14
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Spherical Buckling Spring Thread
Replies: 314
Views: 87829

rsbseb wrote:
e_l_tang wrote: Would it be possible for a Topre-style convex numeric keypad "0" keycap to be added to SBS?
Yes, there is a convex 2u in the SBS lineup
It looks like the edges are not entirely clean. Is that how they're supposed to be? Also, is the top rounded in more than one direction?
by e_l_tang
25 Apr 2017, 21:14
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Spherical Buckling Spring Thread
Replies: 314
Views: 87829

Would it be possible for a Topre-style convex numeric keypad "0" keycap to be added to SBS?

Image
by e_l_tang
25 Apr 2017, 19:49
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Spherical Buckling Spring Thread
Replies: 314
Views: 87829

If anyone's having trouble seeing the video, just go straight to the file here.
by e_l_tang
20 Apr 2017, 02:15
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

matt3o wrote: Unfortunately we miss some keys for ergodox, I could have released it with R5 1.5u, but I don't like half-finished things, I preferred to postpone the ergodox to better times.
So does that mean you were able to get convex thumb keycaps made for the Planck?
by e_l_tang
17 Apr 2017, 02:18
Forum: Workshop
Topic: SCM for Ergodox
Replies: 8
Views: 2524

vvp wrote: You can try to emulate something like this. It works OK for me.
th-s.jpg
Hopefully it is clear enough. If not then you can try the full view.
I took a look at your keyboard and I gotta say that looks super comfortable to use!
by e_l_tang
16 Apr 2017, 09:26
Forum: Workshop
Topic: SCM for Ergodox
Replies: 8
Views: 2524

Having different heights for the thumb keycaps is a really interesting idea.
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 22:30
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

Well if you think about it the fingers need to curl more to reach the space bar row than they do to reach the bottom row. So there's no sense in making the keycaps on the space bar row are less angled than the keycaps on the bottom row. Well if you think about it, what the fingers do is highly depe...
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 21:02
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

matt3o wrote: we could do with all 1.5u in row5, which is flat
Does that mean the whole kit will be flat, or that it will have different profiles on the same row?
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 21:00
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

Now I see that there are two versions of the space bar, and yes, I agree that the flat one is better. But my question still applies for the other keycaps. Because some people like symmetry? There was some early discussion about whether the bottom row should be angled or flat, and Matt3o decided to ...
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 20:41
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

matt3o wrote: we don't have 1.50u for all rows. I have only row2 and row4/5.
Doesn't that mean that an ErgoDox kit won't be possible?
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 20:39
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

What's the rationale behind the flat bottom row? Why would I want to use that over the angled one? The angled bottom row in this profile will be even taller and steeper than OEM. So for those who, like me, hit the space bar with the side of our thumbs, the impact will be right on that sharp corner....
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 19:31
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Hi-Profile PBT Dye-sub (the time has come)
Replies: 1283
Views: 294138

What's the rationale behind the flat bottom row? Why would I want to use that over the angled one?
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 19:17
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Spherical Buckling Spring Thread
Replies: 314
Views: 87829

Had another thought (which if implemented obviously means a lot more work for you, rsbseb, lol): Buckling spring keycaps are all the same profile, just on a curved plate. What about the possibility of different profile keycaps for different rows? This would of course be annoying because you can't f...
by e_l_tang
15 Apr 2017, 06:04
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Spherical Buckling Spring Thread
Replies: 314
Views: 87829

Bars are the way to go. Homing keys should interfere with typing as little as possible.
by e_l_tang
13 Apr 2017, 19:49
Forum: Workshop
Topic: Spherical Buckling Spring Thread
Replies: 314
Views: 87829

I'm liking the thought of an all convex bottom row, evocative of the old beamspring layouts. The nice thing is that by having the molds for both versions, we could choose whether to go convex or concave for the modifiers. A couple of years ago I had a few people begging me to do a convex bottom row...
by e_l_tang
11 Dec 2016, 02:37
Forum: Results
Topic: Live results chat (ended)
Replies: 91
Views: 155885

What happens if a sponsor prize goes unclaimed?
by e_l_tang
20 Nov 2016, 05:22
Forum: DTA news
Topic: Welcome to the Deskthority Awards 2016!
Replies: 75
Views: 137601

How does one vote, and it is possible to vote in more than one category?
by e_l_tang
06 Nov 2016, 06:26
Forum: Keyboards
Topic: Stepped vertical DCS keycaps
Replies: 2
Views: 1182

Fascinating.
by e_l_tang
05 Nov 2016, 21:17
Forum: Keyboards
Topic: Stepped vertical DCS keycaps
Replies: 2
Views: 1182

Stepped vertical DCS keycaps

The SP's data sheet says that they exist and I am wondering if anyone has ever seen them.
by e_l_tang
17 Oct 2016, 22:41
Forum: Group buys
Topic: Round 7 / ALGOL-style / Deadline 2018-11-30
Replies: 1012
Views: 693568

Does anyone know which ErgoDox kits will be produced first?
by e_l_tang
28 Apr 2016, 04:50
Forum: Workshop
Topic: TMK keyboard firmware collection
Replies: 339
Views: 193588

@sphinx Does your keyboard register keystrokes?
by e_l_tang
28 Apr 2016, 00:38
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 363507

@Kanzakisol It appears that the three diodes towards the bottom of your image are backwards. The black stripe on each diode marks the side into which current cannot enter. Why did you use them in the first place, though? You don't need them because you have one row.
by e_l_tang
27 Apr 2016, 21:35
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 363507

@Kanzakisol @flabbergast never replied to any of your comments. Are you replying to my comment?
by e_l_tang
27 Apr 2016, 08:57
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 363507

@Kanzakisol The function in led.c is trying to use pin B2. You have to either use to a different pin or comment out everything in that function.
by e_l_tang
27 Apr 2016, 01:33
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 363507

Thanks, @flabbergast. That's what I suspected. I have one more question. Why is PORTx modified when rows are selected and unselected? Isn't it enough just to modify DDRx?
by e_l_tang
26 Apr 2016, 08:18
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 363507

After one row is selected, why are all the rows unselected afterwards? Isn't it only necessary to unselect the one that was selected?

Go to advanced search