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NPKC Wooden Wrist Rests
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$45

NPKC Wooden Wrist Rests

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aeclasik
48
Jan 1, 2017
I love this wrist rest, I bought the Ugyen Wood version last time it was on here.
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aeclasik
48
Jan 7, 2017
It's mostly that...http://i.imgur.com/Gz3Men9.jpg
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Lazylewis
444
Jan 7, 2017
aeclasikNice!
Daed
574
Dec 30, 2016
What's with the transverse grooves cut across the bottom? Looks like someone decided it needed to be weaker.
tuxedorabbit
1
Apr 16, 2017
I don't get it
BrainFlush
6860
Apr 16, 2017
tuxedorabbitThat's good. We shall keep it that way not because we don't like you but just it's better this way.
CDM111
9
Oct 20, 2016
Hi. I thought I just point out that I was considering buying one of these and then decided to have a go at it myself. I found an old section of pine shelving, sawed it down to size and used a plane to get the angle right, then sanded it down and glued an old piece of yoga mat to the bottom. It took be about 30 mins and cost $0...perhaps potential customers could use the 3 r's (reduce, reuse and recycle) save themselves $25 dollars and some nice trees
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Lazylewis
444
Jan 4, 2017
CDM111When a climate change denier was elected leader of the free world, I thought to myself, we really need to cut down on the amount of trees used for keyboard wrist rests.
CDM111
9
Jan 4, 2017
Lazylewis To be honest it’s not the actual wood that bothers me, but the source. Uygen wood (for instance) is Chinese. The whole process of customers receiving keyboard rests involves; someone chopping down a tree in China, a lorry to take it to a saw mill, a factory receiving cut wood to manufacture into a keyboard rest, shipping that piece of wood to the states, transporting to a warehouse, receiving an order, boxing it up in cardboard, sending to be posted, the package arriving at a central postage facility, being taken out by a postage worker, and being delivered to your door. Or you could find a piece of scrap wood and sand it down. �;���)
mulderfox
10
Oct 8, 2017
So... 20 bucks for a polished piece of wood? excluding shipping (overseas anyways)? seriously?
mulderfox
10
May 8, 2018
Thing is, it's not just 20$. (which is high price by itself - as explained before) Including shipping it can get to twice that price. (no free shipping outside of the US) And again, why pay so much for a piece of would? I rather use a gel hand rest that's much more comfortable. Or even buy a keyboard with a built-in hand rest.
mulderfoxI think there's some benefits of wood over other materials. Gel wrist wrests have some sort of cloth on top and that absorbs oils, wears out, gets an indentation where your hands are. Don't get me wrong, they're nice, but I feel you're replacing them more often. I'm actually using a cloth covered rubber one right now and love it, I know it will eventually need replacement, but I wanted something with a little more cushion on it. But having a black cloth covered wrist rest can clash with a custom keycap set or colorful desk mat. So wood can have a couple variations of color from stain that can compliment a desk setup.
But wood also has its own disadvantages. No cushion, so you're wresting your wrist on a hard surface. The finish can still wear off over time, so you can have that happen. But, if you like a more firm wrist rest, then wood is a good option compared to something like metal which will work as a heat sink on your wrists and give you cold hands.
As for built in hand rests. Those are typically going to be ABS plastic, so you're definitely going to get a shine where your hands rests. They're prone to breaking if you're moving your keyboard around a lot or just in general you can snap tabs off if it's detachable.
captain_midnight
65
Feb 25, 2016
These look great, but I don't know how I feel about $8.25 shipping on a $20 item :)
lastzero
254
Mar 1, 2016
Assuming the thing is from Amazon, it would be the same price then less tax. Let's not forget about taxes and related.
I will say that the correct response should be the overall price (with shipping + tax) is less or more than someone else. However to some people, that can't have it any other way.
BrainFlush
6860
Mar 3, 2016
lastzeroI guess so? I just think it's a great rest for the price. Simple.
B0R1QA
1
Dec 31, 2016
$45 MSRP, now $20 for a piece of wood. No thanks!
B0R1QA
1
Jan 7, 2017
It was suggested to me via email.
14themoney
1395
Oct 8, 2018
B0R1QAGood call.
hyp36rmax
169
Jun 20, 2017
You can also order this from Amazon if you're in the US:
https://www.amazon.com/NPKC-Wooden-Mechanical-Keyboard-Balancing/dp/B06XL13QD9/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1497974967&sr=8-3&keywords=npkc&th=1
I ordered several from MD, but AMZ is much more convenient.
AustinStanley
5
Jun 20, 2017
hyp36rmaxWish I would have seen this about 12 hours ago...
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195
Oct 9, 2017
AustinStanleyThere's still time left in the drop if you're talking about the current one and could probably cancel.
borartr
7
Jan 7, 2017
And again no ISO...
ojrask
191
Jan 8, 2017
borartrDamn ANSI rests...
Carleel
12
Jul 18, 2016
Just recieved mine in Ugyen. The colour turned out much nicer than I expected. It's quite a classy looking muted brown (not too reddish), not too light or too dark. Fits my setup quite nicely I think.
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hyp36rmax
169
Apr 30, 2017
kylelakylenice! ill keep this in mind
Tenryuu
240
Aug 10, 2017
kylelakylebut it's not the same wood
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