Yes

This is how you gain experience.
Always test stab first next time before mounting all the switches 

haha yea, thats the downside of pcb mount stabs coz need to desolder all switches to access the stabs if u use a plate.
some new plate have cut out to allow stabs to be removed by just desolder one switch, that would be easier.

i just use this one bro>>

lube to decrease the friction noise only
not lube the tactile part but the side slider.
this way you wont lose tactility.

i think i got give u extra, just try swap and see

But i like my end game keyboard to be 60% topre with mx cherry compatible stems.

People who has end game keyboard will never end.
You just loose interest someday, that is your end game.

I already end the game with Filco White TKL

The price.. and imho, its cheaper to make one yourself, and replace teensy with pro micro controller (1/4 of teensy price, less pin)
I think its ball grid array soldering

GHers still want the metal stick and solder method used on Phantom.

Here is a proper way to turn that teensy into Surface mount. This module goes onto a PCB.

hhkb just a replacement keyboard to replace my ducky. (Mid game)
End game Filco with imsto blanks.

Such 1.75x control kind of common in DSA.
UNIX-friendly 

About OEM profile 1.75x Control, I really dunno has or not.

You programmed to exact keymap layout as HHKB Pro 2?

Cheapo picture of the day 

just cheapo poker 2 with vortex pbt

the way they make mx black back then and the mx black right now is different.
those "vintage" found on old keyboards (manufactured before around 1995) has smooth surface whereas compared to the newer mx blacks (mostly that is manufactured after 1995) that we find on it has a rougher surface on the sliders.

entah how much we have to use before it turns smooth. but theoretically if we can find a way to smoothen the texture surface on the newer mx blacks, probably we could achieve the vintage smoothness.
not sure if blowing hot air would work, need some kind of heat insulation on the other part of the switch stem besides the slider and the back part of the stem.
and yes, the sad life of most mkb enthusiasts
we are not ready to receive the kind of reaction other people would give when we reveal to them the amount of money we spend on a keyboard. 

Can anyone help me with this since I cant read chinese and google translate sucks.
M87 PCB  -  does this have controller and anything related soldered? Just need to solder diode, resistor and switch?
And for casing, should fit any custom made case for A.87 pcb?

And what is the different between this faceu (RMB 130-160) and this faceu (RMB 80)

-there goes my 'no more mkb'  -

the details from EC? the taobao page didnt state any details leh

I vote for m87 GB 

Same for 87 key PCB. If you guys are getting on a groupbuy that happens in late August/Sept

I might join the groupbuy.

hi sifus, a few of my keys are malfunctioning

grey colored are those that didnt give outputs.
since i cant find the resit/warranty,i opened the case out of curiosity and took a look at the pcb board but theres nothing unusual at all. all LED are OK.
the mkb model is Ducky Shine Zero DK2108S. plz help meh. 

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ahh i'm so new to mecha keyboard >.<

well hello all! currently using ducky shine 3 with brown switch purple LED. 

welcome aboard to the money sucking club 
i'm in the midst of modding my shine 2, buy spray only also so expensive