Filco Plate Liner

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Filco Plate Liner

Interest check alongside FR4 plate run for Filco style TKL keyboards.

After being quoted on a quantity of 10 units of each material, the initial run of these would be priced at $22 per gasket + shipping(and if you're buying a plate the shipping is included)

Disclaimer: This will be experimental and could result in potential compatibility issues, as well as possible QC problems. The FR4 producer we are using is tried and true, but the gasket shop has not yet done something like this. I imagine that this will be smooth since they are local to me, and all of their work seems well made and professional.

When these are run, if there are fit issues, or QC problems that result in delivering a significantly low quality item to you, then I will do my best to revise issues and provide a discount to the participants in a follow up run.

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Which material options are you interested in? Choose all that apply. *

Neoprene Firm - Good old neoprene. This should work well to reduce vibration, and should dampen the sound of the board a bit. This would be a middle of the road option, with some benefits from each of the ones below.

Cork Rubber - This is a cork and neoprene blend with medium density, high durability, and decent sound dampening. This will dampen the sound close to the full neoprene, but should have a deeper sound signature, lighter weight, and will allow for more plate flex. I might be partial to this, because it also looks cool as hell, and I like the idea of a deeper more "woody" sound.

Closed Cell Sponge Rubber - This is essentially high density neoprene foam. Because this is a foam, it will almost definitely provide the most sound dampening. Normally the space between the plate and the PCB is 1/8" inch, and I can get this at 3/16". Since this is a foam like material it will compress and reduce vibration/sound a bit more.

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