In my humble opinion, it's all about what price you "think" you wan to pay to get it....

If you think it worth $200, you go bid for it, it might turn out to be $500 like the Mr. Friday Topre,
those who think it worth $200 won't get it, in the auction.

For the person who won the Mr. Friday Topre Key, you think everyone will pay $500 for it?
If he want to sell it?

What my argue is: You are asking for the price you got from the auction in a normal sale.

I honestly thank you for offering me the price you got from the auction,
but I expressed that "is expensive". and have to humbly say no.

That is all, Chill, please don't get all worked up.

This post has been edited by kaysa: Sep 27 2012, 05:21 PM

agree, but wonder when they c white plain realforce

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Added on September 27, 2012, 7:09 pmpls do pm me best price for this CC hardcore white do u hv any other colors?

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Added on September 27, 2012, 7:18 pmI juz wonder why most of those CC skull kcaps is freakin expensive? I know its totally a hand made one but is it really so difficult to make one of those kcaps?

This post has been edited by dragorc: Sep 27 2012, 07:18 PM

the DDR and Poker keycaps has just been dispatched today

Hey, I am wondering if this can be used to lube the stabilizers?



This post has been edited by zongeva: Sep 28 2012, 12:22 AM

You can try make one yourself.

who knows haha..btw wat so special other than the crafted skull on top?

buy one and see for yourself!

1 key cap 500$ dafuqqqqq

It dissolves plastic. Don't use it.

Okay. Any other alternatives that I can find easily local?

pay a visit to those hobbies shop?

everyday i count down when will my ddr and poker set arrive

I think you are looking for something like this: Tamiya 4WD Grease.

Because I've switched keyboards, I'm buying some Krytox grease and oil for the MX switches on my board. They should be quite good.

This post has been edited by epiguru: Sep 28 2012, 09:53 PM

Krytox can be used to lube the switches is it? Does this product available in Malaysia?

been reading alot on mechanical keyboard here...
but without feeling them, i have really no idea no which i really prefer..

most of the time i will use it for gaming such as dota2, or fps game.
thinking of getting an entry level keyboard to try it out first.

Any recommendations from experts out there?

CM Storm Quickfire Rapid. Among the most "entry" model available locally.

What about Rosewell RK9000 compare to CM storm.
I dont need a backlit tho...not finding it usefull for myself as i am always lights on ^^

Nope. I'm importing Krytox grease and oil from the US. I'm pretty sure the Koreans will have their own supply too. The "in things" for lubes are: RO59 and GPL 103. I'll be mixing Krytox grease and oil to smooth out some switches. I'm sure it will do the job well but I'm also interested in durability. There's a group buy (at least an interest check) happening at Deskthority, if you're interested - it will get you the best possible prices (I guess). I got no patience - I have only a small window period in October to play with my toys.

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Added on September 29, 2012, 12:08 amHere's the link to the lube GB: http://deskthority.net/marketplace-f11/key...lube-t3613.html

This post has been edited by epiguru: Sep 29 2012, 12:08 AM

It should be OK also.

Just that it is more to a normal simple board than a "gaming board" like CM Storm QFR.

If you live near Subang, Heavyarm is having sale on 1st October, try walk in there on the day. Quite a lot of freebies given out for purchase above RM200
Rosewill has great quality per money spent ratio in my opinion

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Added on September 29, 2012, 1:11 amOn second thought, I might as well just get the Tamiya grease to lube the stabilizers as I cannot access to the inside of the switches since I don't have any proper knowledge and skill to open up the switches.

Thanks for the options anyway

This post has been edited by zongeva: Sep 29 2012, 01:32 AM