
Then I took the decision, I will not stand for consumerism, I will get that HHKB, I will bring it back to life, and I will use it.
And I got it

PART 1 : THE COMING AND UNCAPPING




PART 2 : THE CLEANING
So much my friend Brush can do


At this point I decided that disassembling the thing and cleaning it by hand with water and soap was a good idea, and so the disassembly begun

Oh ... I guess I'll give these an ultrasonic bath as well

*BATH AND CLEANING*
Just look how clean it came out !!

artsy shot

s p o t l e s s

PART 3 : IT'S CLEAN, TIME TO ENJOY
Fancying a little sunbath ?


And installed on the desk

PART 4 : CONCLUSION
This board is quite a fun one, it's not something I will daily, but it's something I can definitely see myself use whenever I'll need to type a lot when I'm not at my desk, it's so light and small that it makes for the best traveling keyboard, not to mention its quietness and its arrow keys. The layout isn't that hard to adjust to, at least less than I thought it would be, forcing myself to use the Left Shift is something I struggle with, but it's nothing that I can't adjust in a few weeks, I would guess
This wasn't the hardest nor riskiest restoration I've done (cf : viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18162&start=), but it was certainly one I enjoyed, quick and snappy. As Topre