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hardware/documents/Keyboard_build.md

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 1. The keyboard is too big for most PCB holders. To keep the components flat as
    you insert them, I suggest taping the keyboard PCB to the edge of your bench,
    and install two rows at a time.
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+   <img alt="Secure the PCB with space for the leads" src="build-images/Tape_to_table.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. Using a lead-bender will help speed up the process and can help produce a
    neater result. However, neatness is not critical, as the diodes will be
    mostly hidden.
    
+   <img alt="Lead bending tool" src="build-images/bend_leads.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. Check that the diodes are all facing the same (correct) direction.
 
+   <img alt="" src="build-images/Install_Diodes.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. Once the diodes are inserted, I suggest using a piece of painters tape to
    keep then in place when you flip over the board for soldering.
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+   <img alt="Use Painters' tape to secure components" src="build-images/Tape_parts_in_place.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. After installing the diodes, install all the through-hole resistors.
 
+   <img alt="All parts installed" src="build-images/All_TH_parts_installed.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. Finally, flip over the PCB and install the 40-pin connector on the back side
    (opposite side from the diodes and resistors).
    
+   <img alt="Connector is opposite side fromg the through-hole components"
+   src="build-images/Connector_on_back.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. It's important that the connector is seated flat to the PCB. To ensure a
    properly seated connector, first tack pins on opposite corners of the
    connector. Then, applying heat to one tacked pin, press the connector flat
    onto the PCB. You will feel a small "snap" as the connector seats. Repeat for
    the other tacked pin.
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+   <img alt="Tack corners of connector for flush install" src="build-images/Install_resistors.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 ## Preparing the Aligner (futaba)
 
 ## Combining the PCB and aligner (futaba switches)
@@ -39,6 +55,8 @@ For futaba switches, no standoffs are required between the aligner and PCB,
    
 1. Install the cherry MX PCB-mount stabilizers onto the PCB.
 
+<img alt="build-images/pcb_mount_stabilizers.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. Line up the pins of the switches in the aligner assembly with the PCB. The
    two assemblies should "zip" together easily. If you feel resistance, take the
    assemblies apart and check the pins on all the switches to make sure none are
@@ -52,11 +70,11 @@ For futaba switches, no standoffs are required between the aligner and PCB,
 
 1. Repeat the above for the spacebar and the middle key on the top row.
 
+<img alt="Tack down switches at the edges first" src="build-images/solder_switches.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
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 1. Now, solder in all the other keys.
 
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-    <img alt="Install switches" src="build-images/Install_switches.jpg" height=50% width=50%>
 
 
 ### The Spacebar Stabilizer