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Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: zaerst on Tue, 05 April 2011, 17:50:02

SOLD

Set of 61 clear switch tops, stems, and springs. This is really meant for someone wanting a clear switch poker, hence 61 for the 61 keys of the poker.

No soldering/desoldering (http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title=Island:12790) required. You'll just need to follow the guide of how to switch the tops and innards. It's pretty simple, just pop ans swap! Great DIY project to have a very unique board.

Best offer. PM pls.

Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: zaerst on Wed, 06 April 2011, 19:14:05

Bump... Nobody wants a clear poker??

Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: guilleguillaume on Thu, 07 April 2011, 19:08:57

I could be interested but I don't actually know how much to pay for this kind of stuff. Want to give a try to Clears, who know if will like them!

Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: alaricljs on Thu, 07 April 2011, 20:05:54

Quote from: guilleguillaume;326410

I could be interested but I don't actually know how much to pay for this kind of stuff. Want to give a try to Clears, who know if will like them!

You can get a donor KB with ~130 clears for 35-55 depending on your timing/luck/chi.  Then you have to do the work to de-solder them.  Someone is/was unloading 109 for $40 shipped.

Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: kektr0city on Thu, 07 April 2011, 20:41:13

Quote from: alaricljs;326426

You can get a donor KB with ~130 clears for 35-55 depending on your timing/luck/chi.  Then you have to do the work to de-solder them.  Someone is/was unloading 109 for $40 shipped.

see the op.  as long as their pcb mounted switches, you can utilize the method of switch modding that doesn't require any use of a solder iron.

Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: zaerst on Thu, 07 April 2011, 21:51:10

They just feel like a heavier brown.

Title: Clear Switch POKER kit
Post by: iMav on Thu, 07 April 2011, 22:45:47

Where did these come from?  Donor 'board?  And, if so, what keyboard?