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PoemEfficient OP t1_j9x546u wrote

I swapped the PCB to a Blade 60 using a burger mount. Lubed all the switches, it sounds and feels fantastic. I got some white wooting keycaps while I wait for my cerakeys. I am a little worried they might be too heavy and mess with the actuation but we'll see. Might have to get a GMK set if that doesn't work out. Let me know if you have any questions. Wanted to share.

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Saft-Selter-Mix t1_j9xwtu2 wrote

> swapped the PCB to a Blade 60

I got confused and thought there actually were third party PCB for hall effect now.
You mean you switched the case …

Wooting is a great choice for a one and done gaming keyboard, especially if you go through the trouble of nodding it nicely. Well done.

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BurgerBeef t1_j9x6ka4 wrote

I don’t think any keycap set is too heavy to mess up the actuation. Unless you’re using a metal keycap

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PoemEfficient OP t1_j9x6uoc wrote

Definitely, I'm hopeful! They are ceramic though, I've seen the spacebar was an issue at one time, but I think they may have worked that out by now.

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Purplejw t1_j9xkg7l wrote

I take a break from the community for one year.... what is a burger mount lol

looks great though

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PoemEfficient OP t1_j9xkxt3 wrote

Thanks! It's just sandwiching the pcb with o rings on the mounting screws so the pcb doesn't directly contact the standoffs or the screws. It's a way to kind of turn a tray mount into a gasket mount.

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Purplejw t1_j9xl1q7 wrote

oohh like that one tofu build on youtube, gotcha.

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cY4n11 t1_j9xzf1d wrote

hey, you didn't spend your money on a wooting not to adjust the actuation to be perfect!:)

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