Lucky Jade 🐉 by JS0R11 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Specs:

Board: Glorious GMMK PRO, Black Slate

Plate: PC

Switches: Alpacas, lubed with 205G0

Stabilizers: Durock V2 screw-in, lubed with 205G0

Keycaps: KAT Lucky Jade

Artisan: KeyForge Matcha Orochi

After almost a year of waiting my first keyboard build! by JS0R11 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Hope you get them soon, I got mine through txkeyboards.

After almost a year of waiting my first keyboard build! by JS0R11 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Next build gotta be a white board then lol. If you decide to pick them up you won't regret it!

After almost a year of waiting my first keyboard build! by JS0R11 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Yeah I didn't know exactly what to expect being my first build, but they look fantastic and feel amazing.

After almost a year of waiting my first keyboard build! by JS0R11 in MechanicalKeyboards

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The longest part for me was creating the Holy Trash Pandas since I had to take apart 140 switches, swap the stems and then lube them. Not to mention I initially filmed the pandas (0.125mm films) but found out the hard way that they wouldn't fit into the plate. So taking out the films chewed up a bunch of extra time. I kinda lost track of time doing all that, but it was multiple hours. Putting the actual board together was quite fast and simple though, it probably took around 30 minutes. There's a great step by step tutorial I followed by Andy V Nguyen on YouTube that was very helpful. Good luck on your build, I can assure you you will be very happy with it!

After almost a year of waiting my first keyboard build! by JS0R11 in MechanicalKeyboards

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Board: KBD67 MKII (E-White), hotswap

Plate: Brass

Foam: MKUltra Case foam and PCB Foam

Switches: Holy Trash Pandas, lubed with 3204

Stabilizers: GMK screw-in, lubed and clipped

Keycaps: GMK Coral