#mechakeebs

Anyhow, due to a more unidentifiable idle-and-working time, I’m having a new hobby now, modding mechanical keyboards. Ehm... it’s not really modding (or modifying) actually. It’s a more of feeling the urge of buying a mechanical keyboard. I like to disassemble it to know what’s in it, putting it back together and, while crossing my fingers, hoped it still works. I’m still at that phase to buy various keycaps or switch, try to pull and put them, trying them and try to type using ‘em. So far, my favorite is a prelubed gateron brown switch (I’m only can afford these ones, there are others which is more expensive [psst, don’t tell my saving account]) installed on a local brand mechakeebs called voyager68. 

Right now, I’m gathering my gut to lubbing some switch! I already have most of the tools but really unsure on the type of the lubricants used. There are many tutorials on the internet, and I’m still learning ‘em. Most of these videos say that it is a hard labor that require a comfortable chair and table, so that you won’t hurt your back or hand doing it. I’m not there yet!