Ya ordered it the night of its release from Qwerty just haven’t gotten around to posting a pic
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- QwertyKeys QK100 (PC plate)
- Glorious GPBT Northern Lights keycaps
- Akko Penguin switches
- Qwlstab V2
Most silent build I have ever done. Only noise you really hear are with the space bar and the stabs. Switches are silent for sure!
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Built a DR-70F this morning. Really enjoyed the modularity of the whole board as this can be left of right set without needing a new top plate.
GMK Evil Dolch
Invokeys Black Sesame switches
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Took advantage of Black Friday sale to build my boss her requested “Pink” keyboard.
- GMMK2 96%
- AKKO Penguin switches (silent for work)
- CannonKeys NicePBT Strawberry Milk keycaps
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Those pair really well! Great looking board!
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It’s good to be back on the forum!! Here are some builds since the forum went dark 
Wooting 80HE - GT80: Gateron JADE Pros switches & Glorious GPBT Atomic keycaps
Tiger Lite Gaming - VENOM TKL HE: GEON RAWS switches and NicePBT Tamagochi keycaps
Meletrix Zoom75 TIGA: AKKO Dracula switches and JTK Classic FC R3 keycaps
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These are all so sick!!! And those Tamagochi caps are 
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So since the wife and I moved last year I’ve been nickel and diming on a basement office and finally got things comfortable enough that I could start working on some keyboards again.
I picked up a Keychron V1 a little ways back when I saw it on sale and then had an idea recently to attempt a vintage Nintendo console build. I think I got pretty close.
Board: Keychron V1
Switches: GAZZEW Boba Black U4 V2 Silent Tactiles
Keycaps: Womier Double Shot PBT Gorpcore Style Cherry Profile
Spacebar: Retro Spacebar Classic Controller Shape (Type-B Black)
Artisan ESC: Gameboy Artisan I got off of DROP years ago, but I think the maker is on a site called NUPHY now.
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This looks awesome! Definitely nailed the vintage nintendo brief 
It’s been a minute since I’ve posted here, so why not. I recently rebuilt my Bolsalice to be plateless, which is most definitely not something it was meant to be built as.
The inconsistent underglow is due to the foam that I found and threw in there to help hold the PCB in place, as dropping the plate meant not having the normal plate gaskets to sandwich between. I did find some gasket jackets lying around that I did use on the PCB to help and that combined with the foam does keep the PCB from moving at all; honestly, I can probably remove the bottom foam with the gasket jackets being used.
I love how this sounds and feels to use, and it’ll be the daily driver for awhile.
Build:
- PC Bolsalice
- Stock Strawberry Shortcake switches
- Knight stabs
- plateless
- GMK Oblivion Git Base
- GMK Oblivion Git Sprinkle Artisan by Salvun
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