An important final step that wasn't mentioned in the video: After reassembling the keyboard, you will almost certainly need to calibrate the keys again, as described here: www.nizkeyboard.com/2019/07/07/some-keys-doesnt-work-look-at-this/ If you don't do this, you may find that the actuation points are all messed up and some keys may not work at all, especially if (like me) you weren't too diligent about placing the springs in exactly their original positions. The springs are not perfectly identical, and moving them around seems to change the capacitances enough to require recalibration. Unfortunately the instructions on that web page (linked above) are a bit deficient. For a start, if you get a missing DLL error when attempting to run the calibration program, you will need to download and install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 redistributable package from www.microsoft.com/en-au/download/details.aspx?id=5555 Secondly, the instructions for step 3 appear to be incorrect. At least, it didn't work for me as it's written. So here are the correct steps: 1. Click the "ReadVersion" button. 2. Without holding any keys down, click the "InitialCalib" button. 3. For every key on the keyboard, hold the key down and click the "PressCalib" button while holding it down. Yes, you'll need to do this for *every* key on the keyboard.

Thanks for the video. I used it to switch to 65g domes (I also lubed it with Tribosys 3204).

thanks dude, swapped a 55g dome sheet in no problem.

Thanks for this! I'm really considering getting the Atom 68 and maybe playing around with the different domes they have available. Will definitely come back to this if ever I decide to do just that.

those left over screws are killing bro.

Excellent video! Just enough editing to remove the unnecessary repeating of unscrewing and moving domes, and yet long enough to thoroughly explain every step!

Thanks for the video! Do you think any aftermarket cases could fit this keyboard?

would this have the same lubing process as topre?

Anyone has any experience with cutting the waterproof version of this dome sheet? I accidentally got sent the wrong item twice in a row (bad luck, I know) first it was a bag of springs instead of a dome sheet, and now it's the 100+ key dome sheet with a waterproof edge... if I cut off the excess part it won't have the raised edge and well, won't be the waterproof version anymore but will it cause any issues with the fit, you reckon?

Thanks for the instructions. One question: Is this the waterproof version? It looks like it. Then again it looks exactly the same in the inside as a normal x87.

We have the 87 rubber domes for your keyboard,45g 55g

Is there any difference if you have the RGB version of the board? Can anyone confirm that it works without an issue with the LEDs?

Hi I received a micro82 yesterday, I immediately noticed that on the table the keyboard wobble and it seems unstable, doing a little force on the corner with problems seems to settle. Have you noticed this too? do you think I should do ? thanks

Hi, I got a this keyboard finally. but I have a question. this one is too soft and especially when I play games, there are lots of mistaken input, so does 45g or greater dome help make this keyboard firm or heavy? what does the dome exactly function for the keyboard?

Why don't you try the BKE redux domes? Those have been made as reissue of Topre domes used on Sony BKE keyboards, and they are more tactile and refined

Do u still prefer cherries or the 45g dome plum keyboard?

How much did the feel and sound change?

Do you need to relupe these switches? I have mine for little under 2 years and I don't know if it's my imagination, but the typing feels different.

how would you lube this switches?

Is it alright to cut the domes into single pieces for them to fit into the non-standard keys? For example, replacing the rubber dome on an 84-key layout.

What keyboard is top right?

Hi there, would love if you did a video on the ABKO K935P V2 45g :)

Hi Eaternomics, can you compare the 45g to 45g from topre/leopold?

Quick question: how are the clips on this board when opening it? I know that, for instance, you can't open a Ducky One 2 TKL without breaking off some of the actual clips because of the way it's constructed. I'm very interested in this board, but I'd like to put 55g domes in if I do decide to get it...

Is there a way to put cherry mx switches instead of a rubber dome?

what keycaps are those

Do you experience some kind of weird springy sound on some keys? It also may change the feel a bit Some ppl say that I should position springs a bit better, but idk rly I also saw 1 korean video where someone lubed the springs What do you think? xd