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  How are you enjoying it so far
context: QK65 Stone Age with Oil Kings. Well that was more difficult than I thought it would be… My first keeb was already built, I just had fun changing and tuning the plate mount stabs, experimenting with some different switches etc but never disassembled the plate and PCB and all that SUPER FUN STUFF. I have a slightly mushy left shift but other than that I am very happy with it. Just waiting for my Osume matcha set to come in and I will pop those on for the “completed” build.. for now, >
  
  Oh this board with the Osume matcha keycaps will look so good! For all the tears it may have soaked up, it looks really good 😌 >
  
  😆 can’t wait! The key caps will match the Stone Age perfectly and the rest of my set up. I am anxiously awaiting their arrival 🤲 >
  
  Oof very nice! >
  
  Why thank you :) If you look closely you'll spot some of my tears that fell into it >
  
  The QK65 was my first build too!
  I absolutely love how mine came out. There is like one minor imperfection in the back space if hit just right, but the overall experience is a dream. 
  But I agree, it was a beast. 
  I lubed a set of Hamster switches that ultimately came out sounding really well. And I slapped the GMK Blue Samurai caps on that puppy. 
  I just built a Tofu Jr though and put Oil Kings in there. Didn't want to go through lubing again for this build, but I'm happy with how they sound "stock" (factory lubed). >
  
  It’s such a great board! I’m definitely in love with the sound and feel. I’m a little annoyed at the soft left shift stabs but I was told it’s likely because the plate foam is interfering with it somehow and I really don’t have the energy to muster up to take the whole board apart again. This is my first experience with screw in stabilizers and I have to say, I’m not sure it’s worth the hassle. I might be a plate mount fan for now 😂
  The oil cans are great! Honestly the factory lube is pretty solid. Some of them can be a bit scratchy and inconsistent so maybe just press them a bit and if you find some that are scratching you can lube those independently. That’s what I did! >
  
  I'm in for the Mode Envoy. I think that's a much "friendlier" board when it comes to modding. 
  The QK65 is a pain to open back up and keep tweaking, but I get the feeling that the end product it can produce is going to be one of the best in the "budget" space. 
  Enjoy yours! Hopefully we can muster up the courage to tame the beast...at a later date lol