Filthy casuals.

Valentine set~~~

USD90 got ah? Add another USD 17 for the keypads? Probably around 10 USD for transport?

If you have all that, then I will recommend. Otherwise... it's cheapo materials all the way.

http://techkeys.us/collections/keycap-sets...rry-replica-set

I remember wrongly. Its USD 22 for the numpad set.

This set is the best evar for doubleshot backlight compatible goodingness keycaps.

Attachment fail. Pls rehost in imgur.

EDIT: now it works. Also, hngggghghghhghghghghgggghghghhghghghghghhghghghghghghghghghghghgghhghghghghghghghgh

This post has been edited by dadudeneverabides: Apr 25 2014, 06:55 PM

Really have no idea how they handle it though... that's why I got rid of my LED board ASAP

Don't blame the system for bad students.

Ayam alumni.

Not even bothered. What's so special about this one?

Site blocked by office proxy.

Guys... MKB thread... not audiophile thread... later nazi come again.

Sprit known to be unreliable.

Proceed at own risk.

Delay, delay delay...

and more delay...

NO communication about the delay either... makes people fret a bit putting money in his hands.

Foolish people never learn.

Smart people learn from their own mistakes.

Wise people learn from other people's mistakes.

So, which one do you think I am?

Nope, I saw justnits problem and I feel like I'm not going to go through such grief despite the prices.

Plate mounted switches have three legs, while PCB mounted switches have 5 legs. Difference is stability when mounted.

For the PCB you are buying, it's a GH60 replica, so it's plate-mounted.

source: http://wiki.geekhack.org/index.php?title=G...ete_keyboard.3F

Go straight endgame la.

Don't waste time.

Tag me in for one. Arrange payment as and when you like. PM details

Spray paint too much work for just one key.

Besides, the texture after spray paint also not nice and will wear out easily.

IIRC, if there's acetone it'll harm the ABS keycaps.

Mine hasn't started shining yet, so I don't really have anything to worry for, although I'm just paranoidly stocking up just in-case disaster happens and I notice the shine :|

Option A:
1. Don't spill shit on your electronics.
2. There is no step 2.


Option B:
1. Remove keycaps.
2. Remove outer case. You spilled water, warranty gone anyways.
3. Buy rice. Uncooked rice from Tesco. I'm serious. Only buy from Tesco.
4. Put PCB in rice.
5. COMPULSORY STEP: Pray.
6. Wait one day.
7. See if rice is cooked. If yes, you forgot to unplug keyboard and you're screwed. Otherwise proceed to step 8.
8. Proceed here.
9. Plug keyboard back, test all the keys using key testing software. (http://www.otd.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=aikon_down&wr_id=50)
10. Proceed to OMGWTFBBQ plan if there are sticky keys.

OMGWTFBBQ:
1. http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboard...overy_guides.3A


TL;DR - go read the steps you lazy bum.

Best is actually if you use the cheapest rice because they have more surface area, or use Basmathi rice because they are healthier (also, they absorb more water during cooking, but I haven't verify scientifically yet). Don't buy from Giant please. Their rice is wet one. Suitable for eating only.

Also, I don't care about G80 blowing up.