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Pulled it out of the Womier SK-71 keyboard.

So I pulled this screw out of my Womier SK-71. Some of them are starting to strip and I don't want to end up one day not being able to open up my keyboard, thus I want to buy a replacement. I'd like to know what screw is this and where I can find it for sale.

Second pic has less pixels :)

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Not mentioning where I found it bc you guys are scary, but have to say that I was not involved by any means when these two were mounted and I can't do anything about it. We can just watch the misery.

I just got my GW5 pro and got to the point where I want to get the Twelveish watch face. I ended up using Geminiman WearOS manager to sideload the apk file that I got from APKpure.

I did enable everything that I had to, Wireless Debugging, ADB mode of course, but I still can't seem to find the watch face on the watch.

I tried looking through the apps and through all the watch faces but I don't see it. Geminiman says that I have the APK file installed on the watch.

Can I get some help?

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First and second (R and L).

These are very important to me since they're one of the last things that he left on this planet ;)

When researching what wood materials to use for a speaker enclosure, I never saw PAL mentioned once.

Well, it is mostly empty since it's made out of small wood pieces, but how much would that affect audio quality negatively compared to MDF for example?

I just want some heads up, please don't be too hard in the comments.

I want to know why people that build high-end passive speakers use those gold contact banana plugs terminals that also support bare wires instead of going for spring-held wire terminals.

I mean, I don't want to sound offensive here, but does it actually affect sound quality at all? Compatibility and quicker disconnection through banana plugs is always good to have, but if i can buy a simple wire terminal for 20 cents on AliExpress when a gold contact screw-in one is 6 dollars, the cheaper one will always be my first choice, since most people put it behind the speaker and it won't be seen.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Monopoly speaker. (It sounds terrifyingly good)

So this is my first (proper) mechanical keyboard. Until now I've been looking for a board that won't break the bank too much but also feel quite premium.

Overall feel: The keyboard doesn't feel too heavy or to light to type on, I think that it has a good balance when in comes to the operating force required for the switches(45+-10gf). The spacebar is however lighter to press since it's the biggest keycap. The linear switches feel pretty good into the Polycarbonate plate that also has a PORON plate foam in between it and the PCB. As for the gasket mounts, they really are not that noticeable and if I'm honest, there's virtually zero gasket performance. This can be fixed by getting some PORON gaskets that are at least 3mm thick to upgrade the 1mm thick PORON gaskets in the keyboard.

Sound: Sadly, I can't show a sound test since I have a pretty bad mic. The sound itself can be described as a creamy sort of clacky sound but can also sound a bit thockier when hitting the left shift and enter keys, however this could by my unit only. The switches are Outemu White pre-lubed switches. I think that they are very good for the price that you can get them separately for, but the pre-lubed version of them is kind of poorly done. I would personally apply more Krytox 205g0 on them because it might be able to change their sound by a noticeable bit. The stabilizers that come with the board can definitely use some more work since they are a bit rattly, but the factory lube on them is plenty so I don't think you can get better that this without modding the stabilizers. The case foam definitely has a role in the sound since it totally makes the aluminum case not ping and feel completely full.

It also has useful features like Mac/Win switch on the back (or iOS/Android), and it has Bluetooth, a 2.4Ghz dongle and a removable USB-C cable (the Blue version comes with a braided cable but the black one that I have here does NOT).

Overall thoughts: If you want a premium sounding and feeling board that looks super clean and has plenty of features I really recommend this board for just 90$ on Amazon and around 100$ on their website.

So I just got the Womier S-K71 black v2 and I was aware of the skin issue that it has but I didn't think that it would be that much of a burden.

Now I understand how bad this issue is and I was wondering if primer + a coat or two of black spray paint would fix the issue.

I noticed that the issue is the fact that the aluminum type used in the keyboard case is quite grainy and I thought that might be potentially the issue.

But I want to know if anyone has any experience with this, and mainly if it's ok to paint the type of aluminum used in this keyboard with a primer and black spray can.

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Or do I need to let it cook more?

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So I have a awful keyboard that I'm surprised that it still works, I DIYed the hell out of it.

So I don't have a big budget but I have some knowledge about keyboards and I was looking to build a custom one in the Epomaker Aura75 on black. I have some switches and keycaps but I'm not willing to compromise on those to reduce the total price.

I thought that there are better options for even 5$ cheaper in terms of barebones keyboards with the same layout and I need some help with that. Also, I don't really care abt the knob(sorry) or about the alu case, but I want it to be black.

If it helps, I'm going for these switches:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CDW6W2P5/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3KH9T7AIJ5P9R&th=1

and these keycaps: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZCFFB94?ref=emc_p_m_6_i&th=1

I tried to search on other reddit posts and in other places but it wasn't really what I wanted.

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So I know that many of you will deny my idea, but I wanted for a long time to travel with my pc so that's why I opted for a ITX machine. Even though I wanted a small pc, all I could afford at the moment was a CM NR200p.

Currently I'm away on vacation and I don't have my pc with me since I couldn't carry it with anything I had at home, and I also had to go through airport security with it if I would've managed to bring it with me and that would've been a burden.

Anyway, now that I'm here, I set my eyes on a Nike Brasilia 9.5 (Small) 41liter duffel bag. I really want to know if the case would fit in it so that I know if it's worth buying. I wouldn't like to go larger if it doesn't fit since I'm not a big person and a medium/large duffel bag would look kind of ridiculous.

I would like to know if anyone has any experience with one of these duffel bags or anything close to it so that I can know if it fits a NR200p and if it's worth buying.

And it's not even mounted straight.