have you tried any of them at a shop or something? it's better for you to do that first.

personally i suggest filco tkl among the four.

afaik they offer such a build service, e.g. http://winkeyless.kr/forums/topic/assembly-service-b87-x2/

you can always contact them to confirm.

I'd like to promote my self. I can build it for you for cheaper price. 

Can't really 100% tell if those are genuine or knock offs but judging by his seller feedback, he should be okay. Anyway, how are you going to change the stabs since it's already assembled? I assume you will be re-soldering the whole board if you need to change the stabs. Unless I am mistaken.

no wonder.

if you had the chance, try varmilo. you will find your ikbc board is still missing something.
yes i got some from this same seller.

however if you are using pcb-mount stabs, you should try out screw-in pcb-mount stabs. they're secured firmly to the pcb via screws.
ok now i got it; not all from corsair's are using aluminum plate

yeah those caps :/

So, if you are getting the screw in stabs, then you can just buy from kbdfans as well. GMK screw-in stabilizers They are the real deal and I am using them right now. Rattle be gone... hehehe...

yes better confirm first. i guess it's pcb-mount because of cutouts of dz60 plates imo should be meant for pcb-mount stabs.

You can try Ace Hardware for Super Lube 21030. It's the grease type. This will be suitable for stabs. You can also use this for your switches but most veterans will advice against this. For proper switch lubrication, you can try Taobao. You can use a forwarder for Krytox GPL105. It's not cheap though. Good luck!

A single 50g bottle is more than enough for a 60 board. I tried both Krytox and also Super Lube on my linear switches, in truth, it's not that much different from both of them. However, I can definitely say it's much easier applying Krytox compared to the grease type Super Lube. Anyway, I only tried on linear switches and nothing else.

i have 11ml Krytox vpf 1514 thin oil (similar to 103/104) for rm80 = can lube around 380 switches
and 3ml Tribosys 3204 thick lube (grade 0) for rm40 = can lube maybe 1 and a half full size keyboard

i only have 1 vial each for sale, selling at a lower price i paid for including shipping from usa. selling coz decided to stick with just (lubed) topre keyboards

.. i guess we have to find out this one ourselves.

my friends are using cheap tools to solder/desolder stuff. they told me to practice more to know what your tools can do, then adjust timings accordingly. good tools do help, but practice makes perfect.

Should work fine. Even if the iron doesn’t perform to your expectation, just get a 35W Hakko soldering iron from Jln Pasar.

My priority would be something like this: top quality soldering lead > high quality soldering flux > variety of soldering iron tip (Ori Hakko or better, with different pitch and shape) > soldering iron itself (doesn’t really matter,just switch out the heating element if any element)

Used to clear the oxides and helps “wet” the solder better. Basically, solder lead do have flux inside their core, but usually I prefer more flux for certain applications

personal favorite:
soldering lead = prokit
soldering flux/paste = burnley

Shouldn't be an issue, but I would recommend getting some old broken electronics to practice on first if this is the first time you're actually doing any soldering.

For the price, I'm not sure if you can get a similar kit from Jalan Pasar(if you live around KL and surrounding areas) instead of ordering online.

It's very low demand until extinction because the Cherry MX switch is heavy at 60g.
That's why we will not see any MX black now.

However, Japan and oversea still selling the black switch, although the popularity is going down.

Now we have replacement using Gateron Black which widely acceptable in the community because of the 50g.
You may try gateron black, it's good. For most board i try introduce in the community, I insist to get the black switch first.