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Posted: 19 Oct 2018, 22:58
by Myoth
unbelievable
Posted: 20 Oct 2018, 00:06
by fohat
Myoth wrote:
they were very common, there are tons of them.
Actually the great majority of the ones you show were from Canada, which I usually exclude from my searches because US-to-Canada shipping is so expensive (while apparently Canada-to-US is not). I am not really in the market anyway, although I would like to have one.
There were only 3 on your list for under $100 in the US, but 2 of them were granite.
Posted: 20 Oct 2018, 01:01
by abrahamstechnology
Myoth wrote: unbelievable
True. $100 plus shipping.
Posted: 20 Oct 2018, 21:31
by abrahamstechnology
I'm surprised myself that it sold so fast, I didn't know there was that much demand for linear Alps.
Posted: 22 Oct 2018, 06:20
by Elrick
abrahamstechnology wrote: snacksthecat wrote: Wow that turned out fantastic!
What are the caps?
Tai-Hao Tomcat. I had to modify the capslock key though.
Great effort in doing this. Cleaning up and using Tai Hao key-caps are certainly nice.
Some people here can not afford to buy a one in a million Alps keyboard model, produced in minute numbers but you've shown how a genuine effort can be made, to use a common Dell Big Foot.
Thank you for showing us here, much appreciated by those that like seeing a decent restoration of a Keyboard
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Posted: 22 Oct 2018, 14:59
by abrahamstechnology
Elrick wrote: abrahamstechnology wrote: snacksthecat wrote: Wow that turned out fantastic!
What are the caps?
Tai-Hao Tomcat. I had to modify the capslock key though.
Great effort in doing this. Cleaning up and using Tai Hao key-caps are certainly nice.
Some people here can not afford to buy a one in a million Alps keyboard model, produced in minute numbers but you've shown how a genuine effort can be made, to use a common Dell Big Foot.
Thank you for showing us here, much appreciated by those that like seeing a decent restoration of a Keyboard
.
Thanks!