[Datacomp DKF191F] A new fan and a new project

[StreetGT]

Hello there everyone, I have been following this mechanical keyboards for the last 2 months, to be honest I never had a mechanic keyboard!

So, I had my first computer (an old Pentium II) when I was 6, I'm 21 years old now. After a searching around I found my old keyboard, a black keyboard, It was the time to pull the keycap and see the magic. I found that my first keyboard was a Mechanical one! The switches are white, but I don't know the name since I'm new in this kinda of stuff. I'm just happy!

I'm thinking about to create a custom keyboard following this project or any project you guys recommend me, or even restore the keyboard!
http://www.instructables.com/id/HacKeyboard-a-mechanical-keyboard-built-from-scrat/

Here is the album of my keyboard: http://imgur.com/a/VpweA

What you guys think? Can you guys give me more information about these switches? Is it worth or I can give a try?
Greetings!

[3K]

Hey, that's really a nice first board! 

The switches should be Alps, or something similar.  Maybe these? https://deskthority.net/wiki/Alps_SKCM_White
I could be wrong though, I do not know much about Alps.

If you want to restore it completely I would advice you to remove the rust from the mounting plate! But this would be a lot of soldering work.

[StreetGT]

Hey, that's really a nice first board! 

The switches should be Alps, or something similar.  Maybe these? https://deskthority.net/wiki/Alps_SKCM_White
I could be wrong though, I do not know much about Alps.

If you want to restore it completely I would advice you to remove the rust from the mounting plate! But this would be a lot of soldering work.

Hello, they are real Alps SKCM White or a clone.I'm thinking about to restore. And I know, I need to remove all the switches (unsolder) for clear the board and repair where is needed.

Here is a video of clicking on switches:

[StreetGT]

Hello there people, what you guys recommend me to clean the keycaps?

Greetings,
Tiago