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Posted: 06 Sep 2015, 15:36
by Amr0d
Can I still join this GB? I really need an ISO case for my Phantom

Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 02:56
by skiwithpete
Amr0d wrote: Can I still join this GB? I really need an ISO case for my Phantom
You should send a direct message to wafflepc

Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 19:06
by themadnun
Anyone know if the GON TKL KMAC/GON TKL pcbs will mount properly in this? I'm pretty sure it won't matter but don't want to put the $$ down in case there's something I've overlooked

Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 19:22
by samhwang
themadnun wrote: Anyone know if the GON TKL KMAC/GON TKL pcbs will mount properly in this? I'm pretty sure it won't matter but don't want to put the $$ down in case there's something I've overlooked

I think you would be better off PM-ing the man himself

Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 21:58
by wafflepc
themadnun wrote: Anyone know if the GON TKL KMAC/GON TKL pcbs will mount properly in this? I'm pretty sure it won't matter but don't want to put the $$ down in case there's something I've overlooked
Im not actually sure on the Kmac, but the regular GON tkl pcb should fit.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 17:04
by Cucumberino
wafflepc wrote:
themadnun wrote: Anyone know if the GON TKL KMAC/GON TKL pcbs will mount properly in this? I'm pretty sure it won't matter but don't want to put the $$ down in case there's something I've overlooked
Im not actually sure on the Kmac, but the regular GON tkl pcb should fit.
I'd actually like to know this because maybe I get this instead of a Phantom PCB because this supports LEDs and I don't have to buy the Teensy, right? (and also, I don't like where the Teensy is placed on the Phantom PCB)

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 17:05
by wafflepc
Cucumberino wrote:
wafflepc wrote:
themadnun wrote: Anyone know if the GON TKL KMAC/GON TKL pcbs will mount properly in this? I'm pretty sure it won't matter but don't want to put the $$ down in case there's something I've overlooked
Im not actually sure on the Kmac, but the regular GON tkl pcb should fit.
I'd actually like to know this because maybe I get this instead of a Phantom PCB because this supports LEDs and I don't have to buy the Teensy, right? (and also, I don't like where the Teensy is placed on the Phantom PCB)
The phantom has pretty obvious markings for the teensy, andi haveno experience with the gon pcb.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 17:18
by Cucumberino
wafflepc wrote: The phantom has pretty obvious markings for the teensy, andi haveno experience with the gon pcb.
Well then if someone can tell if this is compatible for sure it'd be amazing, since I'd like to install LEDs on my keyboard.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 18:07
by Bbrotha
I been researching this as well, the Gon pcb is fully customizable so I don't see a problem with using this plate. Regarding the holes for screws, I haven't been able to find out if they aligned properly, but I doubt they wouldn't. I might get a gon pcb for this build as well, or a winkeyless one, as they support leds too, but the Phantom is cheaper and easier to build i guess.

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 18:13
by keysmasher
I bought both these plates and a gon nerD tkl 2.0 pcb in hopes they fit. I just assumed it would because he has 2 styles and I chose the universal one. I can message him to see if his pcb will work. I believe the right question to ask would be if his pcb will fit a filco plate. Can anyone confirm that?

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 18:36
by themadnun
Cucumberino wrote:
wafflepc wrote:
themadnun wrote: Anyone know if the GON TKL KMAC/GON TKL pcbs will mount properly in this? I'm pretty sure it won't matter but don't want to put the $$ down in case there's something I've overlooked
Im not actually sure on the Kmac, but the regular GON tkl pcb should fit.
I'd actually like to know this because maybe I get this instead of a Phantom PCB because this supports LEDs and I don't have to buy the Teensy, right? (and also, I don't like where the Teensy is placed on the Phantom PCB)
Yeah, no Teensy on the GON. Ends up about the same price, and the shipping is cheaper to EU ($20 instead of $50). You might want to get one with the surface mount components pre-baked.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 19:00
by Cucumberino
themadnun wrote: Yeah, no Teensy on the GON. Ends up about the same price, and the shipping is cheaper to EU ($20 instead of $50). You might want to get one with the surface mount components pre-baked.
That's for the diodes/resistors already installed right? (because they're SMD). I think I could solder them myself, but I'll see which I choose. Damn for my first custom project, this is looking good, maybe I'll add a SIP Socket mod too to see which in-switch LEDs look the best (or just to change them whenever I want). Damn I'm hyped! :D

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 19:02
by keysmasher
Cucumberino wrote:
themadnun wrote: Yeah, no Teensy on the GON. Ends up about the same price, and the shipping is cheaper to EU ($20 instead of $50). You might want to get one with the surface mount components pre-baked.
That's for the diodes/resistors already installed right? (because they're SMD). I think I could solder them myself, but I'll see which I choose. Damn for my first custom project, this is looking good, maybe I'll add a SIP Socket mod too to see which in-switch LEDs look the best (or just to change them whenever I want). Damn I'm hyped! :D
He only has the presoldered pcbs in stock atm.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 19:09
by Cucumberino
keysmasher wrote:
Cucumberino wrote:
themadnun wrote: Yeah, no Teensy on the GON. Ends up about the same price, and the shipping is cheaper to EU ($20 instead of $50). You might want to get one with the surface mount components pre-baked.
That's for the diodes/resistors already installed right? (because they're SMD). I think I could solder them myself, but I'll see which I choose. Damn for my first custom project, this is looking good, maybe I'll add a SIP Socket mod too to see which in-switch LEDs look the best (or just to change them whenever I want). Damn I'm hyped! :D
He only has the presoldered pcbs in stock atm.
Really? This isn't presoldered if I'm right and it shows as available http://www.gonskeyboardworks.com/pcbs-a ... 0-pcb.html

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 19:13
by keysmasher
Ya. I know. Same thing I looked at. Last week Wednesday I bought the bare pcb. I got messaged that all he had in stock was presoldered boards and I needed to add on $15. So I have the presoldered version on the way to me.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 19:17
by Cucumberino
keysmasher wrote: Ya. I know. Same thing I looked at. Last week Wednesday I bought the bare pcb. I got messaged that all he had in stock was presoldered boards and I needed to add on $15. So I have the presoldered version on the way to me.
So I just basically add the $75 one? (this http://www.gonskeyboardworks.com/pcbs-a ... l-smt.html) Also (dumb question) the USB connector, on the top or the bottom? I'd guess bottom but wanna be sure

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 22:19
by keysmasher
Cucumberino wrote:
keysmasher wrote: Ya. I know. Same thing I looked at. Last week Wednesday I bought the bare pcb. I got messaged that all he had in stock was presoldered boards and I needed to add on $15. So I have the presoldered version on the way to me.
So I just basically add the $75 one? (this http://www.gonskeyboardworks.com/pcbs-a ... l-smt.html) Also (dumb question) the USB connector, on the top or the bottom? I'd guess bottom but wanna be sure

So this is the one I paid for http://www.gonskeyboardworks.com/pcbs-a ... 0-pcb.html. I bought the version that is for a 3rd party case.
I then got messaged from GON and he apologized for the confusion then explained that he only has presoldered PCBs where the USB is on the top side of the PCB. The USB on the TOP is the version used by other mfgs. The other version is specifically for KMAC keyboards. The full price of the presoldered version is 75.00. So I ended up just paying him through paypal 15.00 more dollars.

Hope that helps. I messaged him and told him my plans and he directed me to the right PCB.

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 23:56
by wafflepc
Hey guys! We have about 20 payments, and the faster you get em in, the faster we can get the plates ordered!

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 23:58
by keysmasher
wafflepc wrote:Hey guys! We have about 20 payments, and the faster you get em in, the faster we can get the plates ordered!
Did the up arrow placement get fixed?

Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 23:59
by wafflepc
keysmasher wrote:
wafflepc wrote:Hey guys! We have about 20 payments, and the faster you get em in, the faster we can get the plates ordered!
Did the up arrow placement get fixed?
Yes!

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 09 Sep 2015, 07:07
by keysmasher
wafflepc wrote:
keysmasher wrote:
wafflepc wrote:Hey guys! We have about 20 payments, and the faster you get em in, the faster we can get the plates ordered!
Did the up arrow placement get fixed?
Yes!
Awesome. Looking forward to these plates!

Posted: 10 Sep 2015, 03:39
by wafflepc
Quick update! If you do not have experience in assembling custom keyboards and would like to do it, I will offer my services for varying prices, but under the $50 range for most projects. Contact me after the sale if you wish to do this. Also, those who havent paid, you are holding everything up. I am waiting until 9/19 and then cutting off payments, so you MUST get them in if you wish to have a plate! Thank you everyone!

Posted: 15 Sep 2015, 19:42
by skiwithpete
any updates?

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 16 Sep 2015, 04:55
by wafflepc
skiwithpete wrote:any updates?
Deadline at 9/19! Everyone i have tried to hunt down hasnt sent amything back so im leaving,it up to them to contact me, and overthe next few days im going to do some housekeeping and adjust the list a little!

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 20 Sep 2015, 02:34
by wafflepc
Quick update! On monday i will have the price info on a second option for a cnc place, that is local.

Posted: 22 Sep 2015, 19:58
by theimmc
wafflepc wrote: Quick update! On monday i will have the price info on a second option for a cnc place, that is local.
So, erm, which Monday? :)

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 22 Sep 2015, 19:59
by wafflepc
theimmc wrote:
wafflepc wrote: Quick update! On monday i will have the price info on a second option for a cnc place, that is local.
So, erm, which Monday? :)
This monday, but they want a dimensioned drawing, so im getting back to them today

Posted: 25 Sep 2015, 06:12
by studyourheart
any word back? I'm getting super excited!

and, thanks again for organizing this!

Posted: 25 Sep 2015, 17:06
by Diabolus
studyourheart wrote: any word back? I'm getting super excited!

and, thanks again for organizing this!
Same here.

Exploding of excitement.
My first MK and it's assembled by me :) .

Just waiting for the switches and plates.

Posted: 25 Sep 2015, 18:27
by Meddle
I know someone asked earlier in the thread, but I'll ask here, for myself ;)

Any chance of getting the CAD files for an attempt at an acrylic centre piece? Because that would be awesome!