okay.

But I don't really like DCS profile, I want DSA retro

Who sell CODE keyboard locally??
Including postage is ~RM530..

WASD sells it at RM650 including postage..

The CODE keyboard backlight looks so sexy  

Is there a fully programmable 60% layout out there? One that I can just buy without having to worry about assembly and other DIY stuff.

New wrist rest. African Blackwood material.
Hammer's LE wrist rest, made by Royal Glam

Superior wood quality, but quality control this time not that good, have slight scratch on wood.
Heavy ! Half of your ordinary mkb weight.
Super smooth surface. Razer Ironclad also kalah.

Kam kam lemme  list

Kmac2
EXE 84 w/ Nerd TKL
Duck Orion
456GT
FMJ w/ GH60
G84
G80-300
Ibm ssk
Tex 60 alu w/ faceu replica
Duck Mini v1 w/ mini v1.5 pcb
360corsa

So far last two not in hand yet.
In kimuchi land lagi.

For second i thought somebody stole mine and implanted it with RGB LED lights. 

Dear keyboard enthusiasts, in order to improve our product and serve you all well.

As our CM Storm Quickfire Rapid-i is coming to Malaysia soon, we would like to know what's your opinion on it. Any feedback are welcomed!

Best regards,
CM.Storm

Some progress update on LYNK:

I've managed to get AutoCAD working, so the plate and acrylic case design isn't going to be an issue. Still need some help on PCB.

PM me if you have access to PCB prototyping (let's work out the costs) and we'll try to get things started

Make it a long keyboard by adding a row of Function keys at the left.

p/s: Machiam dearmo blade tu mia style, sans remove the top function keys and placing them on the left macro keys.

As for cursor keys, can kopi FC660 style, borrow 0.5 unit from right shift (which also make the right shift same length as left shift, easy find replacement).

Because he says he wanted, then i let already.
dun wan spend extra money, anyway it has a bit dent thats why so cheap

MKB sifus~ whr to get the sleeve mini usb cable?

our fellow justnits  do make cables.
very good.


pass me money can buy straigth away now 

Thank you all for the feedback. Previously thought to make something closer to that of a Lightsaver (compressed TKL) but now we have instead we have:

this month end pun blom habis. 

kesian saya, still using F1 and legacy keys. dunno how adapt new style
but if i managed to grab myself 1 LYNK, sure will... try-to-adapt

Spacing the arrow keys would make the right side look weird. I tried to make the Leopold lookalike (Ins-Del), but it leaves out a lot of space wasted that can be used for other keys.

On the other hand, I've had the arrow keys right beside other keys on my ergodox, and I can assure you that although it looks compressed, the arrow keys are usually pressed several times in a row and not "quick-tapped" much, so it isn't usually confused with other keys. Not to mention that there is the gap with the longer mod keys before reaching the nav area, so it is quite comfortable to activate.

This works better, IMO, although we do go back to wasted space.

Please also note that this keyboard is fully programmable, so the keys I proposed here is just that; a proposal. It would be better if you look at the key layouts instead.

Howdy~ it's been months since the last time I've been here, my my it's already V24!

Anyway I wanna ask does the G710+ compatible with these keycaps?
http://www.corsair.com/en/fps-backlit-key-...r-and-palm-rest

Was tempting to buy but don't know whether it'll fit..

looking forward to the progress of this project.. I'd be glad to jump in the bandwagon when a decision is made!

Well that was pretty quick response, Thanks!
Anyway, Is there any other keycaps out there have these similar features?

Textured i guess..
Originally was looking for keycaps similar like these.. but meh..

We do rapid prototyping actually... no PCB, just the layout on an acrylic plate, and move straight to usage. If it isn't too tedious to use.... maybe we will go ahead. But, currrently it is the V2 that's more likely to be produced because I'm big on re-using standard sized keycaps.

Basic spec:
6061 Aluminium with black color anodize
84 Winkeyless layout
Support Nerd TKL pcb
8-degree slope
Net weight 2368grams
For those who followed GH, I am sure you are aware of a Malaysian guy, also happened to our forumer ainuddin, designed his own custom aluminium mechanical keyboard.
Right now it is being assembled by me. Will reveal the whole within few days after assembly finished.

Currently considering the prototype for LYNK. Would you all prefer that the switch slots to have a cutout at the side to facilitate easy cover removal?

The benefits, of course, would be that it is easier to change the springs and stems when you are itchy for it.

Drawbacks would be cost and rigidity, of course.

Harder to cut since more movements.

I'm still cracking my head over the layout because the best layout would require non-standard caps, and I'm trying my best to make a layout that can just utilize the keys from a TKL-sized ANSI set without being too much out of place.