They do ship to MY. I had already bought a few items from them. No issues what so ever. Another place is kprepublic.

My daily driver now (sharing)

Needed some adjustments to the different profile. I still think Cherry profile is the best for typing experience but maybe it's just me. This is definitely for the looks and sound. hehehe... #shallow

shhhh... you're not supposed to say that out. hehe...

Bro, this dupont oil, is it the aerosol spray can or the blue bottle with red cap? I had been looking for the Super Lube 51004(oil) in a few Ace Hardware stores and apparently they don't carry them anymore. Trying to look for alternatives but not sure which one to get. Krytox is kinda too pricy and hassle since have to get oversea.

Thanks for the update!

ummm... how expensive?

H.E.A.V.Y.

You are missing some stabilizers.

I believe from a usability stand point, both of those TKL boards will be a better choice. You should give them a try first as Horns mentioned. Anyway, my first board was a brown switch if I'm not mistaken. I thought it's like a middle ground between the reds and blues. hehehe...

New caps just came in. First time trying DSA profile. It's easier than SA profile, at least for me.
Caps is obviously not perfect (from a price point perspective, I guess it's okay?). Some obvious misaligned keys is killing me. My OCD is off the chart whenever I look at it. hahaha...
If you are interested: DSA Laser Etched

*yes, it's laser etched legends on PBT. Not the thickest PBT as well.

Easier to type on compared to SA. Perhaps I'm used to lower profile compared to high profile.

Maybe if you use it along with a wrist rest then it's not as much of an issue. I tried with wrist rest but I don't like to rest my wrist on something. So, I really think it's just personal preference.

nice nice... the thick high profile SA caps gives out a nice solid *tock* especially if you are using linear switches and have a solid case. As you also noticed now, it's really not the best in terms of typing experience. I also can't get used to the high profile. Anyway, it's really just getting use to them or not only. Maybe the non-sculpted (R3 only) SA profile might be easier to adjust to. Just like the Vortex Vibe Massdrop is currently running: Vortex Vibe

I kinda like the minimalist approach of the Vibe. Very clean and simple design. How I wish it's with Kailh removable sockets built in. hahah...

nice nice! Got any krytox gpl 105 leftovers willing to let go? I also wanna try try... Got a bunch of Gaterons silent blacks on the way from KBDfans. Will definitely replace the silent reds with them. Right now, only the modifiers are on silent blacks. The reds seems to be a little too light for my typing. Used to be okay but now backside itchy, wanna give the blacks another try. hehehe...

Also bought a wooden GH60 case, DZ60 s.steel plate and some screwed in stabs from KBDfans and YMDK. Spending too much money on this hobby... hahaha...

I don't even know if the GH60 wooden case will fit the DZ60 plate or not. Hopefully everything will workout fine. Else, further wait and parts sourcing again... sigh...

Alrighty then. Now is the waiting game. In the mean time, I'll keep myself busy with more lubing work. hehe...

Without looking further and judging based on the key legends alone, Fuhlen is a BIG NO! haha...

Was doing my Gateron silent blacks lubing chores last night and then got itchy and tried lubing the Kailh box switches. Really no idea where to lube them. They are really smooth out of the box if compared to Cherry MX or even Gaterons silents (then again, Gateron silents are famous for being scratchy). I tried lubing the side but there's really not much difference before and after. Not quite sure how to get this effect: Kailh box red lubed vs no lubed

dyammmnnnnnnnnnn... hahaha... Still waiting for someone to make Kailh box silent. hohoh...

Using F108 at home. The keycaps are good thick PBT. However, it's somehow not as nice or solid as some other PBTs that I have. Perhaps it's the OEM profile compared to my others Cherry profile PBTs. The programming is not the easiest to use but it gets the job done. I always keep a copy of the manual in my Google Keep so I can access it anytime anywhere. haha... Built quality is very good. It's plastic but a sturdy and heavy thick plastic. The RGB blingness is on-point. So, no complain there as well. The only part I can complain on is the rattly stabilizers. No matter how much lube I place in there, it's no use. Unless you wanna go the distance and de-solder the board and fix that, else just have to accept it.