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Step 6...one more thing...
I had to close the bottom of the key somehow.Firstly I planned to cover it with some kind of rubberized surface to make it anti-grip when remove it from the USB slot.
I always try to make my project as genuine as possible, so why not to use a genuine apple part again?
I removed the apple pro keyboard sticker from the back of it, cut it to the right size, and place it. Hence it is 19 years old still self- adhesive anyway, so saved some glue too! Hmm, 80's Cupertino plastic...
Color match!
I always try to make my project as genuine as possible, so why not to use a genuine apple part again?
I removed the apple pro keyboard sticker from the back of it, cut it to the right size, and place it. Hence it is 19 years old still self- adhesive anyway, so saved some glue too! Hmm, 80's Cupertino plastic...
Color match!
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Jan 5, 2010. 1:46 PMC-MuSS
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Hahahaha this is really nice!
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Aug 27, 2009. 8:49 AMfidgetingfinch
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I am going to make one of these myself now. I have probably 5 old Apple computers in my basement with about 10 keyboards for them, so I'm sure my Dad won't mind me tearing one apart. :D He probably won't even notice. ;)
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Sep 1, 2009. 6:26 AMMax Headroom (author)
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everyone welcome! Just send my a copyright fee! :)
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Jul 2, 2009. 5:13 PMharrycarry250
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That is really COOL!!
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