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If you’re big into mech keys—and we mean really BIG—then we’ve got just the thing for you to show your support. Four times bigger on each side than a standard MX switch, these Kailh BIG switches from NovelKeys are available in three styles, including tactile, linear, and clicky Read More
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Day 1: these are neat! I'll join the drop.
Day 2: is one going to be enough? I better get one of each.
Day 3: everything is fine
. . .
Day 10: 104 for a full-size board
it seems like the idea of designing circuit boards, printed or otherwise, is intimidating to you. it's actually very simple, assuming you know anything about electronics at all, have a soldering iron, etc. there's a lot of tutorials on youtube. i highly recommend you demystify the process for yourself! at the least, it's going to save you money and time if something simple breaks in your home, compared to getting a technician - especially if the warranty is expired.
i made a pcb when i was 14. a pcb is only as complicated as the circuit you want to make. (mine was a simple sensing circuit with a transistor to switch a light and buzzer on.) admittedly the pcb etching fluid was there already, as was the FR4 substrate, but you can buy those online, and even make the fluid at home. here's a little guide which follows the same process i did. https://www.sparkfun.com/news/2116
but even better than that, if you need a one off circuit board... you don't need to print anything. (not that hooking up a switch like this to a motherboard is difficult, as many people have already said.) you can use some veroboard
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which has holes in regular spacing and you can use little jumper wires or just a solder path to make the connections. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/58/Stripboardexample.jpg this picture from wikipedia is a lot less dense than you can make it though. but this board is excellent for one-off circuits that you need to stick somewhere compact, like inside a case.
dolljointshuh, i did not expect that picture to get put into the body of my text, especially not in the middle of my sentence! but oh well. it's certainly easier to have it right there.
AkumaKuronoSince keyswitches are momentary switches already, all you'd need to do is wire up the same leads from the power switch on your case.
Although seems like a big switch would be really easy to accidentally hit...
Just got my clicky switch, and I'm a bit dissapointed that it doesn't use the MX blue mechanism: the click is just made by a piece of spring wire on the outside. It does NOT have the MX Blue slider.
https://i.imgur.com/mxUoqg5.png Massdrop still pretending that the MSRPs they come up with are true/accurate. Doesn't change that this drop is cheaper than the normal price, but lying about MSRP to make people think they're getting a better deal is kinda sketch.
sevenseacatInternational shipping is definitely more expensive than I would like it to be, but unfortunately there’s nothing we can really do about those costs.