CommonCurt

Just gonna post this right here
 

Just gonna post this right here
 

Just gonna post this right here
 

you can probably make it work for free lol you may just need to add some hot glue to hold the switches better which in general isnt that bad of an idea when a no pcb built as it is. I almost used some of that last night to make a numpad for my 40% but I found some .065 that I went with instead since I had it on hand. I just need to do some hand work to get my plate to work better since I made it at home on my diy cnc router lol cutting it in this really poor cell phone pic lol

Got one of those scratching post trees for my cat as a christmas present. I think he likes it
http://i.imgur.com/6DZlVVr.gifv

You could always go with a trusty Filco
 
http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/uk-filco-majestouch-2-nkr-tactile-action-keyboard.asp

Got a MKC case for my GON NerD60.
 

Nice
 

Looks very interesting
 

Out of the two I would personally go with the Pok3r.  It is programmable, and you will have options for aftermarket cases.

As far as I know adding the BT chip doesn't affect programability.
That would be a pretty bad trade off it it did.

As far as I know adding the BT chip doesn't affect programability.
That would be a pretty bad trade off it it did.

GON NerD60 with lubed 62g Clears, and GMK Triumph Adler replica set.  I love the way this board turned out.
 

 
I can't seem to capture the correct color of these caps. They have more green in them then shows in this picture.
 

GON NerD60 with lubed 62g Clears, and GMK Triumph Adler replica set.  I love the way this board turned out.
 

 
I can't seem to capture the correct color of these caps. They have more green in them then shows in this picture.
 

I really need to take some better photos of this keyboard I'm making for @Vitalius

I really need to get around to making a thread for @Vitalius' keyboard build

got some work done today on @Vitalius' keyboard and numpad that I'm making for him

made some spacers and feet for it as well as cleaned up the stainless so it looks better. Soon it will start looking more like a keyboard lol
oh btw I'm making you a numpad as well vitalius lol

stuck some switches, stabilizers and keycaps on the numpad plate

LZ SQ by Hanshen, on Flickr
 

LZ SQ - 1 by Hanshen, on Flickr
 

LZ SQ - 2 by Hanshen, on Flickr
 

LZ SQ - 3 by Hanshen, on Flickr
 
Freshly assembled, with Gateron Blues and gold springs
Still having trouble with the keymapping software though

Nope.  If the switches were PCB mounted then you could, but since they are not you will have to de-solder any switches you want to change out.

Filco keyboards use plates.  You will have to de-solder any of the switches you want to change out.