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@@zvaIa no problem! And thank you! 😁

@@warriorpoetforgod hi! That’s the UV resin straight from the bottle 😊 So yes, the tip is designed specifically for epoxy work

Yeah, I agree lol But it’s so effective 🤣

@@SerendipityChannel91 I suppose it is 😫

Hi! Do you have the Tofu case or something similar? If so, then fill the silicone up to the screw stand-offs. That should be just under where the PCB will sit. Hope that helps! 😁

Trying to do this for my old corsair k70 board ill have to see if i can do something similar to your suggestion. Thanks.@@SerendipityChannel91

Thank you so much! 😄

You’re welcome, I’m glad it helped!

I have the test right here! - ruclips.net/video/m7t6kQi4WJQ/видео.htmlsi=1aJt4RC1tTqr4th4

Thank you so much for this, I’m doing alright! Things have just been very hectic and busy lately and I haven’t had much time. I will continue to put out more content soon!

That’s awesome, I’m so glad this helped! I actually used a butane lighter to get rid of the air bubbles 😁

Hi! I have both the resin and the light linked in the description 😊

Any mechanical keyboard that uses Cherry MX switches or Cherry MX clones would work just fine, it doesn’t have to be anything fancy! Here’s a good cost-efficient example: amzn.to/3QEAYHV Hope that helps!

Thank you! 😁

There’s an idea! I just figured making it with a set and allowing it to cure would make it more bespoke to the case you wanted to use it in ☺️

Thank you so much! And that’s an interesting idea, I’ll have to try that next time 😊

@@SerendipityChannel91 I ended up buying some of this exact silicone from your BIO. I have just recently started messing with keyboards quite a lot. That was just a thought, it might be terrible but I plan to try it on one of my Tofu cases! I saw in the reviews people had issues with bubbles, I assume they were probably stirring it way to vigorously? And tips on no bubbles? I do have a heat gun, if light use helps.

@@B_M_A yes, using a heat gun to get rid of the bubbles definitely helps! I would stir pretty vigorously but nothing too crazy.

Hi! Thank you so much! I used UV resin 😊 It’s so fun and so easy to use

Hey! So sorry for the late reply, it took about half of each bottle but it depends on the size of the case you’re making it for :)

@@SerendipityChannel91 Hmm now i'm debating doing this to my ultra75 gasket ik75 keyboard to get rid of that awful pinging noise it keeps making!

@@ameliabuns4058 it’s definitely worth a try!

Hey! What I see is that they've been holding up pretty well since making them. I don't see any yellowing or major scratches. Hope that helps!

That’s awesome, I’m so glad this helped!

Oh no, I’m so sorry to hear that :( Mine took about a day, but in some cases it may take longer. It depends on the size of the case. Anything larger than a 60% or 65% may take longer.

Hi, so sorry for the late reply! You can easily find one online anywhere but I have an Amazon link if you're interested: amzn.to/41FQe94

I’m so sorry to hear that, in the end I had to allow mine to cure overnight.

@@SerendipityChannel91 yea no worries. it dried overnight. great mod, thanks!

@@Masoch1st oh, good! I’m glad it ended up working out :) Thank you!

Hi, so sorry for the late reply! I used about half of each bottle :)

Hi, so sorry for the late reply! It’s to ensure that the keycaps do not leave a sticky residue and so that resin with darker pigments can cure fully :)

Oh, yes, I wanted to dedicate a whole video to just making the dampener. So glad you found the sound test!

Oh it definitely takes getting used to but it's strange how quickly it starts coming to you lol

Of course! I have it right here - ruclips.net/video/m7t6kQi4WJQ/видео.html

Nice! Are you going to make similar mods to this with it?

Hey, so sorry for the late reply! I'm using Zeal Zealio V2 Switches for this one, I found them here - zealpc.net/products/zealio

Hi! So sorry for the late reply, I actually have the sound test right here :) - ruclips.net/video/m7t6kQi4WJQ/видео.html

I don't know exactly but I just filled up to the screw standoffs if that helps :)

Thank you! I don't remember exactly but I believe I used about half of each bottle that came in the kit that I have linked here: amzn.to/38H3qSP

Thank you! The screwdriver I used can be found here: amzn.to/3wfR53l

Hi, so sorry for the late reply! Thank you so much! It’s a 5-pin switch PCB 😊

Thank you!!!!!

Thank you! I hope so, too; I’d love to collect all of Team Urameshi 😁

So that you can still screw the PCB in and make sure it's secure :)

That's awesome! I'm so glad it worked out for you! :D

Not brave enough! lol

No, this didn't require either of those :) The only time I would ever use something like those would be if the case itself was silicone.

Of course, I did a sound test! lol I have it right here: ruclips.net/video/m7t6kQi4WJQ/видео.html

Sure! I have it right here: ruclips.net/video/m7t6kQi4WJQ/видео.html

Oh wow, thank you so much! 😁

Thank you! 😄

Unfortunately, no, you would have to get them separately. The kit comes with the keyboard case and the PCB. The diffuser and the keycaps are optional.