类型: IC
作者: Mandolin
发布时间: 2014-11-23
16:50:17
更新时间: 2014-12-17 02:29:01
原链接:
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=65981.0
Rigid keycaps are tactile enough?
Materialwise I found out there are some semi rigid
polyurethane foams that are actually dense enough to support
some wear (I haven’t looked coloring). As polyurethanes got
a “green stage” where it hasn’t polymerized fully, they
could chemically bond to a different density version, such
as a totally rigid resin, a flexible one or a combination of
both. Inlays or macro retentions based on friction are
always a alternative too, but this is the real deal of
adhesions, no tricks necessary.
One could do the stem
in a rigid poly, and a slightly foamy upper part, that gives
a little push. I wondered, if there is actual interest to
experiment creatively in those regards and offer a foamy
keycap on top with a rigid stem.
A high shore hardness
silicone could be used also, but I don’t know if it’s rigid
enough to fit the stem and be usable.
Creatively: A
boob or nipple on a keycap is what I believe the best
subject for the job, but maybe there are another, better
ideas that use this capacity fully.
If there is enough
interest, I’ll test something and post in in the future.
UPDATE
Wanna
try?
boobiecaps.com
Dedicated thread:
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=66214.0