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Anodized CNC Aluminum Cone Feet
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CNC-machined from aluminum, these cone feet feature an anodized coating that comes in five different colors: black, blue, red, silver, or titanium. Measuring 22 millimeters wide by 12 millimeters tall, they’re designed to fit a variety of different custom keyboards Read More
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Clickittyclack
60
Apr 22, 2017
HeroXLazerIt's still cheaper here. For someone buying several sets and/or doesn't mind waiting (I'm in both categories) why not buy here?
Clique
15
Apr 22, 2017
There IS such a thing as a stoopid question, and I'm gonna ask it: How to attach these to a board that already exists? I just wanna further customize an already super nice board. Thanks.
LevelSteam
Apr 22, 2017
Well I'm glad that I didn't drill out my case yet then. I had assumed that using these witb double sided tape wouldn't last. Thanks for the advice though! You too @Clickittyclack!
Branny
733
Apr 24, 2017
Yeah 3m has some, but it is not really needed since the feet weigh practically nothing.
DzyDzyDino
54
Mar 31, 2016
Just got this notice in my email and laughed. Thought it was an April Fools' joke. I stopped using Massdrop about a year and a half ago when I ordered an Aluminum 60% case with these feet. They sent it to me without the feet and never made good on refunding me or getting me new ones. Then I just saw this in my mailbox and looked at the date. Had to laugh about it.
Stilgar
48
Mar 31, 2016
+1 if these remind you of the "volcano switches" on the old Atari arcade machines.
Chatters
27
Mar 31, 2016
How are these attached to your keyboard? Are they screw on, or do they have a layer of adhesive, or do you just use super glue?
drunkenronin
26
Mar 31, 2016
ChattersLooks like they'll likely have an adhesive or nothing at all, otherwise the description would have mentioned mounting screws. Which makes sense if this is supposed to be a universal fit for most cases. 3M VHB double sided tape should do the trick.
HPE1000
150
Jul 4, 2016
Hey, could someone throw these on a whitefox and see if they work/how they look? Thanks :)
Hard_Celery
38
Oct 1, 2016
Guessing you just use a drill on your case. Gonna buy some and try them on my novatouch.
savf
5
Oct 1, 2016
I didn't mount them on my Planck, I just placed them to show how it would look if they were mounted. However if I would actually mount them on the Planck, I'd drill holes, since that would be the cleanest solution. For a less permanent solution, you could mount them using hot glue
KangTheMad
127
Mar 31, 2016
I'm curious. I have a tenkeyless Rantopad keyboard. It doesn't have feet, but instead features a slight incline automatically, but not enough for me. Do y'all think these would work with this keyboard? For reference:
http://www.amazon.com/Rantopad-MXX-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard/dp/B0186S2GYA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1459439434&sr=8-1&keywords=rantopad+keyboard
KangTheMad
127
Apr 2, 2016
I just used puddy and cardboard to make it the desired height. It doesn't look very pretty, but it gets the job done, lol.
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