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@@maxthememer1780 nah I'm still in the hobby, just figuring out the direction I'd like to go in with future videos (also I hate editing)

There's no factory lube on these 👍

Yep it definitely takes some getting used to, and forces proper typing techniques a bit more with the alphas being split. I never fully adjusted but I also didn't spend crazy long on this board before swapping to another to mix things up ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The Glare only offers top mount, but I screwed in every mounting point for the plate

Nope, nothing added to the board.

I got them from KNC Keys in May 2022, unfortunately I don't think they're available anymore!

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If it is connected to his computer it could type randoms letters and might make it glitch or turn off at random times.

@@kennedybennett1755 most people do kb tests when pc is not plugged in or if monkeytype. it seems to me you might be new to the keyboard hobby or u just happened to find this video randomly, which is fine, so it makes sense why you might not understand what i am saying

@@puffinvalo yeah I don’t have a computer or keyboard so I don’t rlly understand Ty for being nice tho :)

Nope, none at all!

I'm glad you like your Bakeneko my guy, and now you've got your Salvation too! We'll get you experimenting with other switches soon 😉

The aluminum plate is a universal 60% plate I got from Mekanisk forever ago when I got my Fjell. I used the Bakeneko PCB (which has the cutouts for the friction o-ring mount) and the Fjell universal plate for this build because I like my boards a bit louder, and the FR4 was too dampening for my preference. It's not drastically different, but worth trying in my opinion for a louder switch sound!

For some reason the fr4 plate that comes with the Bakeneko is just so bad imo. I got an aluminum, carbon fiber and fr4 half plate and enjoy those are miles better.

@@TrevorBronowicki clackier? what made the differents as I'm suspecting the fr4 plate on mine is causing unfavorable sound

@@conutux722 I honestly don’t know lmao. I got my alu plate from Amazon then my carbon fiber and fr4 half plates from Carolina Mech. Maybe try those, I really liked them.

@@TrevorBronowicki how much is carolina mech shipping?

This is from the first run of Bakenekos, so this is just painted black

Thanks! No foam used at all.

That's the SingaKBD Ocelot, a macro pad that went into group buy in 2021! Unfortunately extras are all gone, and there aren't any plans in the near future for more.

This is the FR4 PCB! I picked up the CEM-3 as well, so I'll definitely try that at some point.

They are extremely tactile, but I don't think they're as fatiguing as a Box Navy since the spring in a Navy is heavier. I'd say it's more in line with a Box Jade in terms of effort. The 40g are manageable but the 75g are definitely too much for me to use across the whole keyboard. It helped to have the 75g on modifiers to help the return of the key press, especially the spacebar.

@@TyKeysi use 72g linear switches, im not too familiar with the feel of clicky switches, would the 75g clicky switch be compatible to the 72g linear switches?

@@iamNazrak for the Clickiez there is minimal pre-travel before getting through the click, which (based on Zeal's force curves) peaks around 105g for the 40g variant, and 110g for the 75g variant. Once you pass through the click itself, that's when the remaining ~2.5mm of travel reflects the spring weighting of a linear (with regard to the force curve). However, in actuality you're already pressing hard enough to get past the tactility of the click, so you're gonna bottom out fast regardless. For reference, 60g 22mm springs are my sweet spot for linears, but I've gone up to 72g 17mm with the Zepsody Bluebonnets (which I enjoy). I prefer the 40g over the 75g Clickiez because I find the 75g more fatiguing to type on for a long period of time. Your preferences may differ from mine though, given you like using springs 12g heavier than I do. For what it's worth, I found 75g to basically be a necessity on the spacebar and modifiers to have strong and consistent returns on the key press. The price is brutal for these switches, so I completely understand the careful decision making. I hope this helps!