SAKA68 w/ Extras, Southpaw75 (Free!), GMMK Compact, NK Classic TKL, Lubed & Filmed Switches

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	Keyboard	Description	Price
	SAKA 68 + Extras	Black Case, Black Badge, Solder PCB built with Healio V2 (205g0), Alu Plate, Durock V2 Stabs (205g0 & dielectric grease), Shelf Liner as case foam. Extras are 1x Hotswap PCB and 1x Solder PCB (DOA), 1x Carbon Fiber Plate. Comes in Original packaging	$180 + Shipping
	Southpaw75	Full FR4 keyboard, Lubed Stabs, two PCB's (defective I think)	Free! (Just pay for shipping) SOLD
	NK Classic TKL	Ironstone Orange, Durock V3 Stabilizers installed w/ 205g0 + dielectric grease, Purchased 6 months ago with minimal use. Comes with all accessories in original packaging.	$65 + Shipping
	GMMK Compact V1	My first ever keyboard, the hot-swap sockets still work. Lots of scratches on the plate from switch removals. I also installed Zeal PC plate mount stabilizers (205g0 + dielectric grease) sound test will be provided upon request. I want to get rid of it.	$15 + Shipping

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SAKA68: is from the original GMM.studio groupbuy and is built with Healios V2 lubed with Krytox 205g0 and Krytox 105 on the springs. Didn't use much, wasn't a huge fan. There is a layer of tool box shelf liner in the case as foam, which you may remove if you please. The stabilizers are Durock V2 PCB screw-ins lubed with 205g0 on the housings/stems and dielectric grease on the wires. Black Badge included only. Additionally, I bought an extra Hotswap PCB and an extra Solder PCB, the latter of which I will include for no extra charge because I am pretty sure that it was DOA (won’t detect in VIA). If you have the skills and tools necessary to fix it, then you’ll have another free Solder PCB to build whatever you want on it. There is also an extra carbon fiber plate included with it to use for said Solder PCB or the Hotswap pcb. It will arrive in its original packaging. Additional photos can be requested on inquiry, just PM me.

Southpaw 75: It is the V1 FR4 Kit and was fully assembled and then disassembled. A layer of tool box shelf liner in the case as foam. The stabilizers are Durock V2 PCB screw-ins lubed with 205g0 on the housings/stems and dielectric grease on the wires. It Also comes with an untouched spare PCB if you wanted to do another build. However, I tested both PCBs, and on the PCB with the stabilizers installed, the 1 key and the Numpad 4 key don’t work. On the spare untouched PCB, the 3 key and the right alt keys don’t work. Not sure why as They used to work a few years ago when I was using the keyboard and when I tested the spare PCB. Im sure its a dead diode so if you know how to fix it you’re in luck; There is also a chance they both work and I'm just stupid. Either way, I just want to just get rid of it.

GMMK Compact: Comes with the little plastic cover and a set of black blank ABS keycaps. Neither are included in the price. If you don't want them then throw them out, but I'm including them anyway.

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SwitchAmountL or L&FPriceNovelkeys Creamsx41L (205g0)$35Novelkeys Blueberryx90L (205g0)$80Silent Alpacax31L & F (205g0 + TX)$30Durock Daybreakx40L & F (205g0 + TX)$35Healio V2x68 (From the SAKA68 listed above, I will desolder them)L (205g0)$70
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All of the switches for sale have been used a decent amount (I daily drove milmax sockets) The reason some are in odd quantities is because I only purchased enough to fill all of the alpha slots to save money. They all have their stock springs which were bag lubed with 105g0 oil. Also, over time some switches broke, were lost, or were salvaged for frankenswitches.

Please PM If you have any questions or want to talk about any of the items!