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Is there any chance to consider rotating the switches in the corne classic?
After building some boards with SKCM Alps they definitelly feel and behave differently with the switchplate facing south. Original Alps switches tend to be placed with the switchplate facing north in their original boards and they do feel feel mushier and even scratchy when rotated.
To be fair i guess this won't be a problem with NOS Alps switches but it's almost impossible to have this kind of switches in this state today, the common practice is to get switches from older, north-facing switchplate boards.
I also know rotated MX switches can be troublesome with certain GMK sets so that could be also a plus.
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Hm - in Apple M0116 keyboards the switches for rows 1-3 (2-3 for Apple IIGS, R1 is rotated 90degrees) are all rotated 180degrees but I can't say I've ever noticed the difference on those boards. But for MX + GMK I definitely agree.
Is there any chance to consider rotating the switches in the corne classic?
After building some boards with SKCM Alps they definitelly feel and behave differently with the switchplate facing south. Original Alps switches tend to be placed with the switchplate facing north in their original boards and they do feel feel mushier and even scratchy when rotated.
To be fair i guess this won't be a problem with NOS Alps switches but it's almost impossible to have this kind of switches in this state today, the common practice is to get switches from older, north-facing switchplate boards.
I also know rotated MX switches can be troublesome with certain GMK sets so that could be also a plus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: