For both websites, do I need to pay the tariff for the shipping?

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/vortex-poker-i...mode=guest_open

this pok3r worth the price?

but I only left 2 keyboards now. 

http://kbdlab.co.kr/index.php?document_srl...id=board_Lsno50

where do i get a pcb for this but without the numpad? want to move the arrow buttons to the left a bit and chop off the numpad area. something like this

http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/##@@...6%93&=%E2%86%92

Keycool 84 with cherry switches is on massdrop 

Guys, may I know where you guys buy Krytox lube?

Prefer USA site la, mostly I saw are out of stock, or sold in huge volume, which is super expensive and I don't need that much.

Or anyone here have extras that can sell me some.
Project incoming, but not too soon, just wanna get things prepared.

EDIT: I found on EBay. Well if anyone got extra locally, I don't mind buying just don't rip me off..

Oh yeah Sprit, huhuhu, golden springs, good stuff. Thanks for the info, I'll check that out.

Yeah I'll check with him, but actually these are used for MX clears, so I'm not sure what to use, many on GH used 105. (Higher number higher viscosity right?)

How about the GPL205 grease? I'll just test a couple of switches first, then only I'll decide if I want to lube them all, the set I'm buying already comes with 62g Korean springs.

I'm new to all the lube stuff, definitely need more experiments.

Thanks for pointing that out to me, I just posted a log over there.

But my stuff are not in yet, so I've just listed down all the stuff that will be included in this build. Should be able to post some pics next week.

Well, it is a little sad to see no place for such build here..

Wow. So many things to do with a mechanical keyboard. I suppose stickers lube and grease all come after youve assembled the keyboard?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HysRQnJiupQ
Just imagine this, but the bottom housing is still soldered to the PCB.

Thanks for clarification. I've been thinking of opening the switch before but found out that I can't do that on my board without desoldering. The plate mount switch which is removable without soldering is due to the special plate designed for phantom keyboard.

Anyway, I'm thinking of getting a 60% board for portable traveling.    Anyone know how much do I have to prepare for each component roughly? If possible, I would like the most basic one cause I don't think I would want to bring it out if it's too expensive.

I'm thinking of using gateron switches. Last time I calculated the cost for 1 switch including shipping from taobao would cost around rm1 per switch roughly. So i guesss it's roughly rm60-rm80 there.

Is it cheaper to get a ready made 60% board or is it cheaper to get a custom board?

Thanks for the rough estimation.

Hmm, I think I wouldn't use stickers,leds etc. Is acrylic case cheaper than aluminium case? But then it will still be very expensive.
I was thinking of getting a ready made stock keyboard one but I wanted to use gateron switches. Or should I find some chinese keyboards which uses gateron switch?

Hmm, a few good points you bring up there, sifu.
Custom layout is definitely welcomed, and poker 2 kinda defeats my purpose of trying out gaterons too.

Leds aren't for me. I can live without it.

If i really want to get a alu case, I can always buy it and change it since the plastic case is only rm20+.

Btw, what's your comment about linear switches on pcb mounting? Are there any special feel from it?

Hmm,  .
Guess I would have to try that out for myself. I don't know how does a metal plate resonance sound sounds like. 

Or maybe there is a difference between acrylic plate and metal plate. Anyway, I don't even know whether my current keyboard uses a metal plate or a plastic plate. 

Oh sweet! No need for controller then! In what situation is the teensy used for then? I can't seem to find the plate on winkeyless. Just acrylic case.

Btw, I won't need a controller for the GH60 Satan as well right? I'm looking at that for my second keyboard. This one will be for gaming, so I don't need the function keys. B.mini is fantastic for office as its small, has direction keys and the function keys.
I'm picking up my wooden blocks this weekend! Can't wait. I haven't figured out how to chop it yet though. Apparently it is stupid hard to work with.

switches for 1 tkl done