/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1509702
>>1509703
I glued it with the sidewall of an old lego brick and a white piece of redit card.
It should work again now. the two keys are pretty stiff, but eh, it's just for messing around anyways.
Making a new model would be something I have never done, I would have to learn how to model, and if I decide to do that I would need a way to manufacture the keys too.
Also, this board can still be had, 400$ if you want it NOS but only 30$ if you want it used.
Sadly I live in Germany, so I can't get these products from the Americanos that have them.
But as stated, it should work to mess around with it a little, it's a low-quality keyboard anyways, so if I suddenly find that playing Keyboard has been my destiny all along I'd buy one with a proper spring mechanism, else I will just smile and have had fun with an old keyboard that my even older neighbor had laying around.
It's sad that such low durability stuff is produced, I wish there was some sort of obligation to produce things that last at least x years, or have people examine the build quality and then the price for each unit would still be doable, since the scale of production is forced higher.

>>1509706
I don't have that program. Isn't it like thousands of dollars to get? Sorry, but that isn't doable for me.