CCnG looks so nice on a white filco.

How come the 360c is smaller than Filco? Or it's just optical illussion

camera angle problem

LOL, mind blown for a sec

i cant even sell a keycool now lol

Lolx. Can't help you there. All OEM profile, and linear switch summore.

Your keycool become rare keyboard.
Coz new keycool using cloned switches instead of Cherry MX.

Tempted but budget not allow me to...
Like to try lighter switch for once, but scare Keycool's quality does not suit me, being on Filco is like... undescribable, I have a Poker 2 with MX Brown so I know how solid Filco is, is Keycool using cherry stab like Poker 2?

nope, costar

Seems to have better luck on aftermarket keycaps rather than the board

Coincidentally 016's keycaps sold off better than the white Filco (except the white Taihao)

.: White colour no luck

Sked dirty

Sifus here that have both Topre and Ergo clear 60+g switches, which switch do you prefer?I currently own a 87u 55g and was planning to try an Ergo Clear switches and I also just got an invoice for Korean Duck Eagle which I'm very interested with. I'm just afraid that I might end up selling the ergo clear after investing so much on it.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=68960984

or summon kaiserreich for more guidance.

The feeling of ergo clear depends very much on the tuner. I have tried both ergo switches tuned by GON and some anonymous, the feeling is very different. Personally, I would prefer the clear switches tuned by GON/myself over topre 55g.

Here's a review on the keyboard fully tuned by me.
Nerd TKL

This post has been edited by yuktsi14: Sep 3 2014, 11:08 PM

Damn, I'm still tempted to buy the Duck Eagle. Luckily the seller give me some time to think first.
When you said tuned, is it the same meaning as lubed? I'm probably going to buy the lubed stickered 62/67g clears from GON.

EDIT: Since the price of Clear switches from GON for 60+ pcs are USD45.50 unlubed unstickered and around $80+ for lubed stickered and custom spring, will it be cheaper to just buy the lubed stickered instead of unlubed and buying the lube+sticker on its own? I already ordered a 62g+68g korean springs from Sprit in GH.

This post has been edited by nemesis94: Sep 3 2014, 11:24 PM

Definitely cheaper to lube and sticker yourself. But GON is one of the best tuner
I would recommend you to do it yourself, it's fun

Are the lubes available locally or do I have to buy lubes online too? If I buy separately, the price will be around $60 and I guess it will be worth the extra $20 since GON is pretty good at tuning and it will reduce the risk of mistake I'll probably gonna make if I tune it on my own?

I have a asked all the sifus here, it seems to be quite difficult to get it locally. Especially when only a small amount is needed.

Use Topre 55g.
Ditch the rest. Save the money for the lubes and useless stickers.

OR

If you have money to spare.
Buy some lubes and stickers. Buy more keycaps. Buy metal case keyboards. Then try to sell them at Lowyat when you get sick of it, and nobody wants to bite.

you can get lubes from techkeys. I got mine from them. "Thick Formula" is what I used for my ergo clears.
I guess the way each person lube or tune it is different.
Initially, a few of my switches felt very different after tuning. Some had too much lube, some had too little etc.
It takes time but I guess after you do a few, you'll get the hang of it. They include like this fine needle like thing, it helps a lot when you want to lube the internals of the switch. Just a small drop and if you wanna spread it around, they provide a brush. It's fun, but tedious of course. That's why I feel sometimes the workmanship for mech key are very undervalued. If you'd like to add some stickers, do it while you're lubing. Saves more time. Not that it helps a lot but it does looks nice