Modded Dell Membrane Keyboard thock? clack (Read desc)

Please watch my other videos, this one is a much better mod: • But does your keyboard...
Mod is shortening of the keycap stems, by sanding them with a belt sander, this makes the bottom out happen between the keycap and the plate/case/key-channel rather than on the rubber domes, the domes still actuate however, making the keyboard fully functional. I think I took around 2mm off, which lowered the keys by 2mm, but didn't really change the keypress travel length.
Foam or blutack can also be added inside the keycap stems to deepen the noise.
Also I've found if the foam is left poking out of the keycap stem it can make the domes actuate before the bottom out effectively decreasing the travel of the actuation, this is also useful if you sand too much of the stem off. Alternatively a small piece of foam can be dropped inside the keycap channel to achieve the same effect. I haven't done that in this video though.
Caps lock is lubed but unmodded for some reason.
\ key is unlubed but modded, again for some unknown reason.
Check out my fujitsu keyboard which I achieved the same effect, but with a much easier mod: • Modded Fujitsu keyboar...

[@sweqt9182]

for a dell keyboard like that it does sound very nice, even though it sounds like plastic which is normal for a membrane keyboard

[@rhaib]

Thats great for membrane (this comment was written by the membrane peasant gang)

[@chubeviewer]

If you like this one check out another one ruclips.net/video/OQwQab82mv0/видео.html

[@chubeviewer]

Made a tutorial, much easier method

[@xtrap-music]

I’ve actually made it sound better and it’s THE EXACT SAME KEYBOARD. So what I did was I took some kind of plastic foam-packaging thingy and made holes for each of the rubber domes and placed it between the rubber sheet and the place where the key caps stay. I’ve also lubed and loosened the screws. It sounds amazing y’all should definitely try it out

[@chubeviewer]

I need to see a video

[@xtrap-music]

@@chubeviewer uhh I’ll try to do it

[@chubeviewer]

@@xtrap-music Check out my newer mods, much better

[@Infernobusinessboi]

Same

[@chubeviewer]

Ahh I see what that mod is it achieves the same result as this except, you have some foam to improve the sound, definitely easier than this mod too. I did something similar by mounting the case on top of blutack on another dome board, you could also mount it on o rings on the standoffs.

[@Synth2]

When a membrane keyboard sounds better than your $90 mechanical keyboard:

[@marcm.official]

how do u sand them, damn this sounds good

[@chubeviewer]

I came up with a new and easier method that sounds way better, all you need is blutack and toothpicks/cotton bud sticks, I will upload a video tutorial for you, check my channel in a few minutes. also watch the short I uploaded a couple days ago, for what you can expect in terms of sound.

[@raburi8782]

I imagine seeing this keyboard at an older cousin's house. The cousin in particular had many fond memories playing various games, but now the keyboard its rarely used (mainly because the cousin guy moved out). Now, the keyboard rests on a wooden desk, next to a logitech mouse with a notebook instead of a mouse mat(Dad promised to get him one for christmas).

[@Burgerss]

for a dell spacebar that isnt rattly is really impressive

[@anthonyt1t5]

I remember in school there was a Dell keyboard that sounded so good to type on despite being membrane.

[@chubeviewer]

Easier and better sounding method to do this ruclips.net/video/bijrUwDJTz8/видео.html
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Also check my newest video for yet another membrane mechanical feel mod, easiest one by far.

[@Skyalways_1]

This is so good for a membrane keyboard

[@Shlo.k8]

i have a ziyou lang k61 keyboard i but some lube around the walls of the key cap and it sounded like a mechanical keyboard

[@chubeviewer]

I have a few mods on my channel for membranes, make them sound and feel really good

[@yejimnida]

only time a membrane keyboard sounds better than a mech

[@chubeviewer]

check my newest short

[@jacktheripper4878]

Bro I once added so much vaseline to that same dell keyboard it was so dam thocky like the thockiest spacebar ever you have no idea

[@grubbygeorge2117]

I love the misleading tags at the bottom of description lmao

[@chubeviewer]

Lol

[@Alcremio]

that backspace tho

[@vurpex]

swapping my fully modded rk61 for a dell keyboard rn

[@CatWachristmashat]

Used to use this thing, pretty sure it was like 5+ years old.

[@alpahetmk]

wow its like red switches thocc

[@OnlyRashyyy]

i once tried lubing one of my unwanted keyboards with vaseline and it was a complete disaster

[@Infernumic]

it worked for me, it sounds like NK Cream now,

[@PeterTruely]

i found that if you can make the key hit a some metal, it can make it clacky,

[@adhinya.12]

Backspace thock

[@cincillo]

pure thack

[@gyat-fx]

THOCC

[@trapez_yt]

yooo same keyboard

[@Sanduskythe3rd]

I dont understand how you did this when i checked the description i didnt understand either

[@chubeviewer]

New tutorial and method check my channel

[@SweetTodd]

It sounds like there's chewing gum inside out it.

[@chubeviewer]

Haha wdym

[@SweetTodd]

@@chubeviewer Like it sounds like there's gum at the bottom of the barrel plate. (a grid of holes to hold the key caps)

[@chubeviewer]

@@SweetTodd probably the rubber domes

[@PCcardboard1354]

I have the exact same keyboard!!!

[@chubeviewer]

It’s not the worst rubber dome one, still quite tactile I’d recommend lubing it though, along with the wire stabilisers, and theres a new bottom out mod I came up with using foil. This one just has the stems on the keycaps shortened down to create the sound.

[@skepticGFX]

dayum

[@thedude7546]

Just how

[@chubeviewer]

watch my other videos

[@Oscar_8ull]

yoo thats my keyboard i tryed to mod it but falled

[@lordhive6490]

how

[@adog6539]

blursed

[@TheCrazyCrafter98817]

Oooo nice

[@chubeviewer]

check this one ruclips.net/video/5zEiaGPnF7Q/видео.html

[@GideonRE3]

thock or clack lets seee hmmmmm??? I SAY... you put wood under the keycaps

[@chubeviewer]

on this one the stems are just shortened so they still actuate the domes, but the keycaps bottom out on the square holes before they can squish into the membrane, the other mod in the link is an easier method and that uses blutack and toothpicks

[@sharxs9284]

how in the actual hell

[@raggz9830]

lol this is the one i use at school

[@KeeganHEHE]

Clean it pleaseeee

[@chubeviewer]

No it belongs in a dusty corner

[@marcopolo3485]

make a step by step tutorial dude!

[@chubeviewer]

Try this new method I came up with ruclips.net/video/bijrUwDJTz8/видео.html
This is what it sounds like lubed ruclips.net/video/PA3ksZV_N-E/видео.html

[@marcopolo3485]

@@chubeviewer what did you put inside the keycaps?

[@marcopolo3485]

@@chubeviewer like the side not the stem

[@chubeviewer]

@@marcopolo3485 Blutack but its white to stick them down and then y'know those cotton earbuds? it's the wooden stick snapped up into little pieces, you can use the plastic or hard paper ones too. Also toothpicks, or even like aluminium foil tightly rolled up into the same shape.
this is what aluminium foil looks like with lots of blutack inside the keycap for a deep sounding thock: ruclips.net/video/M4GfS9suxuA/видео.html

[@marcopolo3485]

@@chubeviewer thanks man i'll go wt the foil do you have any alternative for blutack

[@bh1790.]

clocc

[@ComputerTechnic217]

unreal

[@chubeviewer]

This newer mod is better ruclips.net/video/5zEiaGPnF7Q/видео.html

[@ComputerTechnic217]

@@chubeviewer you're right vintage membranes are so sick. i have this model m2 rubber dome and unfortunately it does a lot of double pressing and stuff like that so I find it unusable as a daily driver but I just love the tactility and the sound
super great

[@chubeviewer]

@@ComputerTechnic217 That is a very nice rubber dome board, too bad it doesn't work properly. I have a mechanical keyboard which double presses, pretty unusable, only good for gaming.

[@ComputerTechnic217]

@@chubeviewer Maybe you could take the switches apart and adjust the click-leaf or something like that! (if you care about the switches that much)
Of which switches is the keyboard?

[@chubeviewer]

​@@ComputerTechnic217 They're romer G switches in a logitech board, and they break really easily when you take them apart, it's probably something to do with the fact they have a two contact points in the switch and because it has 1000hz polling. Doesn't happen all the time just enough to make it annoying.

[@Lock_Cone]

stop the cap🧢

[@chubeviewer]

?

[@Lock_Cone]

ok

[@tiktokaccount2219]

When you have an expensive hobby but you don't have money:

[@igotapimpcat4140]

why not just buy a new keyboard

[@chubeviewer]

Rubber domes are way more tactile

[@bubble1607]

eso no funciona xd

[@chubeviewer]

No it does work

[@MH-rh1zc]

I mean it sounds okay, but it still has the weird membrane feel

[@chubeviewer]

When you say the weird membrane feel do you mean the mushiness? because that's all gone, or do you mean the tactility which you can actually feel in comparison to mx browns? I'd check my newer videos out though this keyboard feels better than any standard mechanical, super tactile, loud and thocky: ruclips.net/video/5zEiaGPnF7Q/видео.html

[@MH-rh1zc]

@@chubeviewer what I mean is the almost tactile wannabe feeling like gat browns. Its weird because its trying to be something it isnt

[@tigerbeast737]

this aint even thocky

[@chubeviewer]

never said it was, this one is though: ruclips.net/video/PA3ksZV_N-E/видео.html