So in order to reduce the noise of bottoming out my keyboard I made my own homemade version of the soft landing pads:

http://elitekeyboards.com/products.php? ... d=sl120_cs

I used a kind of rubber foam usually used by children for crafting:



The end result is fairly nice for 5 bucks and I only used a fraction of one of the 10 sheets in the pack. Bottoming out is noticeably quieter but I don't think the switch travel is changed much.

It'd be nice if you could compare them with actual landing pad.

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Try to get access to a oring sampler, so you can compare and post back please .

Hmm, I've got a bunch of neoprene sheets here, I might cut a few pieces out and see how it goes. Nice idea to use the hole punch!

The kind of material they use in cheap silicone bakeware works ok too. I sacrificed a floppy breadpan. A bit like RD material, i suppose.

Cheap o-ring---> http://www.crazy-factory.com/product_in ... ts_id=5209

Well not really. The only option seems to be a mix of diameters. Which means you have no idea how many packs you have to order to get the 87-100+ rings you need for a keyboard. If you could order specific sizes then it would be cheap.