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ANSI & ISO GON JD40 styled plate/case (MOSTLY SHIPPED)

Posted: 07 Aug 2015, 22:50
by wafflepc
Hey! group buy is starting! PM me if you wish to purchase, I will give you my paypal info.
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Finish is brushed, and the material is stainless steel. The final version has holes for feet like the GON feet.

Each full set counts as buying 2 plates.

Pricing:

10 sold: 45 USD full set, ANSI or ISO.
20 sold: 40 USD full set, ANSI or ISO.
30 sold: 35 USD full set, ANSI or ISO.
50 sold: 30 USD full set, ANSI or ISO.

If you live in the US, shipping is included. If not, there is a 5 USD extra payment.

Thank you very much Joey Quinn, who designed the plate, and LeandreN, who is the provider.

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 00:37
by skiwithpete
I'm in.

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 04:27
by sethk
What TKL PCB is this designed for?

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 05:34
by wafflepc
sethk wrote:What TKL PCB is this designed for?
Phantom, but others will work I believe. I'm pretty sure the gonkeyboards pcb will. If it uses a teensy 2.0 then it should work.

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 14:37
by themadnun
What's the deadline please?

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 18:14
by wafflepc
themadnun wrote:What's the deadline please?
Im going to wait for about two weeks, maybe 3, and then start collecting payments, and order the plates. No exact deadline.

Posted: 09 Aug 2015, 21:06
by wafflepc
bump

Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 06:06
by axtran
I'm interested in building a Phantom, but I'm confused if this is the switch plate or a TKL case?

Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 09:23
by dyger
As far as I understand: both. I'll look for a picture

Edit: Like this http://i.imgur.com/EOBffxX.jpg but with a PCB

Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 23:15
by wafflepc
axtran wrote: I'm interested in building a Phantom, but I'm confused if this is the switch plate or a TKL case?
both.

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 18:18
by braidn
So this doesn't come with the posts but waffle you said these were easy to find? Do you have a link where we could pick them up? Thank you.

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 19:36
by wafflepc
braidn wrote: So this doesn't come with the posts but waffle you said these were easy to find? Do you have a link where we could pick them up? Thank you.
4-40 screws, and you can use any standoffs you want. 3/8 inch works well.

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 21:37
by skiwithpete
wafflepc wrote:
braidn wrote: So this doesn't come with the posts but waffle you said these were easy to find? Do you have a link where we could pick them up? Thank you.
4-40 screws, and you can use any standoffs you want. 3/8 inch works well.
like http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-40-X-1-4-SCRE ... 589b61e34c and http://www.ebay.com/itm/Raf-2057-440-B- ... 3cedbaac00

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 21:46
by braidn
Oh wow, yeah super easy. Thank you.

Posted: 12 Aug 2015, 02:50
by wafflepc
Come on PEOPLE! We need more buyers!

Posted: 12 Aug 2015, 15:41
by braidn
Absolutely! Who doesn't want to build a skeleton phantom TKL

Posted: 12 Aug 2015, 15:58
by Theanyday
waffle, have you posted this over on reddit or gh?

Posted: 12 Aug 2015, 20:05
by infamouslife7314
Waffle, does this plate allow us to swap our switches?

Posted: 13 Aug 2015, 23:53
by wafflepc
infamouslife7314 wrote: Waffle, does this plate allow us to swap our switches?
Not without desoldering.

Posted: 14 Aug 2015, 05:07
by skiwithpete
wafflepc wrote:
infamouslife7314 wrote: Waffle, does this plate allow us to swap our switches?
Not without desoldering.
But you can open the switches without desoldering.

Posted: 14 Aug 2015, 07:23
by infamouslife7314
skiwithpete wrote:
wafflepc wrote:
infamouslife7314 wrote: Waffle, does this plate allow us to swap our switches?
Not without desoldering.
But you can open the switches without desoldering.
Ok sweet that was what I was trying to get at, just couldn't figure out how to say it. and fancy seeing you here skiwithpete!

Re: ANSI & ISO JD40 styled plate/case

Posted: 15 Aug 2015, 08:27
by wacko78
Joined. Thanks.

Posted: 16 Aug 2015, 19:30
by wafflepc
We have around 14 plates bought? maybe 16. thank you! keep on buying!

Posted: 17 Aug 2015, 08:33
by studyourheart
Count me in, please!

Posted: 17 Aug 2015, 22:38
by wafflepc
studyourheart wrote: Count me in, please!
Pm me!

Posted: 19 Aug 2015, 02:15
by dyger
Is it one plate with cutouts for ANSI and ISO or are there two options to choose from?

Posted: 19 Aug 2015, 04:25
by wafflepc
dyger wrote: Is it one plate with cutouts for ANSI and ISO or are there two options to choose from?
Options!

Posted: 20 Aug 2015, 05:03
by wafflepc
bump

Posted: 21 Aug 2015, 14:42
by skiwithpete
Just posted this over on reddit to try to help generate a bit more interest.

I hope others will see in it what I do.

Posted: 21 Aug 2015, 15:19
by harlw
Thanks for the heads up Skiwithpete - how many are you up to so far? You bill immediately or at the end?