Try building a keyboard with the new Akko Rosewoods, they’re a much cheaper (and actually better) alternative to Oil Kings. I have a set of them myself and I love them!
Can you do a sound test of the Bridge 75 HE? It's aluminum case, rapid trigger, hot swap, ball catch system, sounds amazing, and a great price. Basically a better Cycle 7
From what I remember in one interaction they had in the comments for another video, apparently the space bar material is a car dampening mat. Video example: ua-cam.com/video/COeHH6PgvD4/v-deo.html
Hey It's in the description. I didn't add any material under the spacebar for this one since it's a ceramic keycap. Every mod I did is the description. 🫡
Correct, It's Noico. I don't try to hide the fact it's just too many people ask and it get's tiring answering everybody.. usually someone else does like yourself 😅.
I only make $90-110 profit on commissions, nothing else, the rest is fees that do not go to me and I can’t control at the moment without my own website, when that happens prices will drop by about $20 across the board. What do you think a good price should be for my keyboards counting commission, shipping, etsy fees, labor + materials ect… just looking for constructive feedback since you evidently have a strong opinion on the matter. Let’s say someone orders a monsgeek m1 with Oil Kings and $30 dollar keycaps from Colorado, what do you think I should charge so that I make a reasonable profit considering everything I do to my keyboards( read the desc) and the fees etsy puts on me for using their platform to conduct business. Appreciate the feedback. 🫡🙏
Sometimes it is less for 5-6 plus hours of work.. Mind that I essentially make the keyboard as perfect as it can get, for the past year and half or so not a single of my keyboards have ticked on a spacebar, my stabilizers are that perfect. I gotta eat and pay rent in this godforsaken economy so I’d rather work a cushy corporate job if consumers demand I make $50-60 an per commission than to slave away hurting my back lubing thousands of switches and hole-modding stabs daily making keyboards for $10-15 dollars an hour. 😭😅 I understand that the market is flooded with cheap labor, but that does not need to be the standard specially when I provide premium quality on everything I ship it out, not a single stabilizer will ever tick or feel mushy if it comes from me. I’ll continue the grind and the market will decide whether to chew me out or keep me in the race.. It’s also how I am able to make so many keyboards and keep the channel growing 😩😩.
Try building a keyboard with the new Akko Rosewoods, they’re a much cheaper (and actually better) alternative to Oil Kings. I have a set of them myself and I love them!
Absolutely, just ordered some! Ty for the feedback and suggestion it means a lot 🥹
Can you do a sound test of the Bridge 75 HE? It's aluminum case, rapid trigger, hot swap, ball catch system, sounds amazing, and a great price. Basically a better Cycle 7
In time.. I litsen to all requests and will deliver when the time is right 🫡😩.
Wow. Just wow.
Could you try the Akko Rosewoods on this build + on a non-ceramic keycap build? I heard they were made to be extra thocky
Just bought some, will do!
So good
Tell us about that spacebar please!!
From what I remember in one interaction they had in the comments for another video, apparently the space bar material is a car dampening mat.
Video example: ua-cam.com/video/COeHH6PgvD4/v-deo.html
Hey It's in the description. I didn't add any material under the spacebar for this one since it's a ceramic keycap. Every mod I did is the description. 🫡
Correct, It's Noico. I don't try to hide the fact it's just too many people ask and it get's tiring answering everybody.. usually someone else does like yourself 😅.
your prices are absolutely ridiculous. literally a scam at this point.
I only make $90-110 profit on commissions, nothing else, the rest is fees that do not go to me and I can’t control at the moment without my own website, when that happens prices will drop by about $20 across the board.
What do you think a good price should be for my keyboards counting commission, shipping, etsy fees, labor + materials ect… just looking for constructive feedback since you evidently have a strong opinion on the matter.
Let’s say someone orders a monsgeek m1 with Oil Kings and $30 dollar keycaps from Colorado, what do you think I should charge so that I make a reasonable profit considering everything I do to my keyboards( read the desc) and the fees etsy puts on me for using their platform to conduct business.
Appreciate the feedback. 🫡🙏
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@@lute_cgikr. “Only $90-110” tffffffff💀💀💀
Sometimes it is less for 5-6 plus hours of work.. Mind that I essentially make the keyboard as perfect as it can get, for the past year and half or so not a single of my keyboards have ticked on a spacebar, my stabilizers are that perfect. I gotta eat and pay rent in this godforsaken economy so I’d rather work a cushy corporate job if consumers demand I make $50-60 an per commission than to slave away hurting my back lubing thousands of switches and hole-modding stabs daily making keyboards for $10-15 dollars an hour. 😭😅 I understand that the market is flooded with cheap labor, but that does not need to be the standard specially when I provide premium quality on everything I ship it out, not a single stabilizer will ever tick or feel mushy if it comes from me. I’ll continue the grind and the market will decide whether to chew me out or keep me in the race.. It’s also how I am able to make so many keyboards and keep the channel growing 😩😩.
If you’re broke just say so