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Description: I did it again; I made some more custom keycaps but this time with epoxy resin and polymer clay. The gangs all here with No Face from Spirited Away, Luna-P from Sailor moon, a cute sushi roll, and a delicious little mochi snow bunny. Watch as I mod a mechanical keyboard for the second time (but first time on YouTube). I bet your keyboard doesn't have pennies inside of it. (keyboard enthusiasts please be kind in the comments lol) Timestamps: Gamdias Hermes E3 60% Unboxing 00:20 Lighting effects 00:43 Stock keycaps 00:58 Switches and stabilizers 01:16 Keyboard modding 01:42 Before and after sound tests 03:20 Making the keycaps (resin and polymerclay) 04:18 Videos I mentioned: flurples pennies mod - youtube.com/watch?v=5mD6X2xL4qs&t=197s fireanddarkness lube stabilzers without desoldering - youtube.com/watch?v=2NIrNGNwqWQ Thanks to Gamdias for sending me their Hermes E3 60% Mechanical Keyboard! gamdias.com/en/gaming-gear/keyboard/HERMES_E3 ✨ Pros: Full RBG with 19 lighting effects Budget price range (around $50 USD) Comes in different switch options (black, blue, red, brown) Anti-ghosting and N-key rollover Outemu switches are good for the price Solid feeling case 💔 Cons: No customization available (both key functions or RGB) Not hot swappable (need to desoulder for further mods) Outemu switches don’t last as long as other brands (i.e. Cherry MX) Rattly stabilizers ABS keycaps are thin and may get shiny over time When not playing games you need to use two hands for arrow keys (WASD + FN1); fine for gamers, might not be fine for everyday computer users Final review: I think this is a simple gaming keyboard that doesn't offer too many other features that other keyboards around the same price range offer (bluetooth connection, hotswappable, programmable keys and RGB, etc.). Because of the keyboard aesthetic and it having no other option for arrow key usage, I wouldn't be able to make this an everyday keyboard. My everyday keyboard has optical brown Gateron switches, so with the Outemu red switches, I did find myself typing faster with it but I was not as accurate (just a personal observation). After making the keyboard mods, it was much more quiet and less hollow sounding than stock. I've been using it to play Halo Infinite and the experience has been enjoyable and I feel like my reaction time in-game is better (vs. using my old keyboard with brown switches). All in all for 60% mechanical keyboards, I think there are better options out there in the $50-$65 price range. use these links and help support my channel :) » Get 10% off your purchase from Sophie & Toffee and support my channel: sophieandtoffee.refr.cc/coolricebunnies » Free Trial of Skillshare Premium!: skillshare-ambassador.pxf.io/JgazQ FTC: this video is not sponsored ♫ music Info ♫ Music by Remil - Evening Tea - thmatc.co/?l=4B119C62 Music by Reggie San Miguel - Choices. - thmatc.co/?l=48D0B4C2 Music by Reggie San Miguel - Ruby Grapefruit - thmatc.co/?l=82353588 Music by Reggie San Miguel - Daydream - thmatc.co/?l=D8F6AA65 find me @coolricebunnies :) » instagram.com/CoolRiceBunnies » tiktok.com/@coolricehunny » twitter.com/CoolRiceBunnies » youtube.com/RiceBunnyVlogs © 2021 CoolRiceBunnies Please give credit when credit is due. You are welcome to recreate my charms and give them as gifts, but please do not sell my original designs. Thank you for watching! ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ