Cherry replica dyesub + blank white pbt 104 keysets
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
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Several legend options for language layouts and/or colors will be available again next time, determined by voting. Windowed Cherry profile PBT keycaps are not available from this manufacturer.
- ideus
- Location: Fun but dangerous: Based in Mexico now.
- Main keyboard: GON60
- Main mouse: Logitech
- Favorite switch: Ergo Clears.
- DT Pro Member: 0200
It will be awesome anyway. Please keep all of us posted, I am pretty sure many will be interested in an awesome set like this,
What profile these PBT caps have?
I have found SP cherry like profile (DCS) to be slightly shorter than actual cherries and the caps leave a 1 mm gap extra over the normal cherry clearance, thus they look a little bit more apart in between and as if they were floating.
What profile these PBT caps have?
I have found SP cherry like profile (DCS) to be slightly shorter than actual cherries and the caps leave a 1 mm gap extra over the normal cherry clearance, thus they look a little bit more apart in between and as if they were floating.
IvanIvanovich wrote:Several legend options for language layouts and/or colors will be available again next time, determined by voting. Windowed Cherry profile PBT keycaps are not available from this manufacturer.
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
These PBT sets are pretty much an identical copy of Cherry keycaps. They only differ a bit on the inside/underside.
- ideus
- Location: Fun but dangerous: Based in Mexico now.
- Main keyboard: GON60
- Main mouse: Logitech
- Favorite switch: Ergo Clears.
- DT Pro Member: 0200
Does this example prove that double shots are better choice, after all?
- maxmalkav
- dye hard
- Location: Netherlands
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I totally rewrite my comment. Mbodrov pointed that it's a G80-3000SAG if I'm not wrong. Not sure, it doesn't even look like a mechanical one, no PCB nor plate looming behind the keycaps (rule of thumb learned in DT ). Not sure which kind of "heavy" usage it's necessary to reach that degree of shining, but looks quite extreme :Sideus wrote:Does this example prove that double shots are better choice, after all?
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
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Everything wears eventually. I saw some pictures once of a novelists (someone famousish but can't remember who) G80-5000 that had the doubleshots worn to holes through the keycaps.
- mbodrov
- Location: Moskva, Russia
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-1853
- Main mouse: Logitech G5
- Favorite switch: MX ErgoClear
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It's a G83, non-mechanical as you correctly noticed.
Doubleshots are not without their own drawbacks, but if I were using purely a us-ansi layout, I'd prefer doubleshots over dyesubs, for their greater durability and better contrast. But in order to also have Cyrillic legends in red, you need triple-shots (not available from Cherry), dyesubs, or pad printing. And dyesubs certainly beat pad printing.
Doubleshots are not without their own drawbacks, but if I were using purely a us-ansi layout, I'd prefer doubleshots over dyesubs, for their greater durability and better contrast. But in order to also have Cyrillic legends in red, you need triple-shots (not available from Cherry), dyesubs, or pad printing. And dyesubs certainly beat pad printing.
- ideus
- Location: Fun but dangerous: Based in Mexico now.
- Main keyboard: GON60
- Main mouse: Logitech
- Favorite switch: Ergo Clears.
- DT Pro Member: 0200
Wow! I would like to have the opportunity to see something like that, holes trough plastic, made by touching it.
IvanIvanovich wrote:Everything wears eventually. I saw some pictures once of a novelists (someone famousish but can't remember who) G80-5000 that had the doubleshots worn to holes through the keycaps.
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- ideus
- Location: Fun but dangerous: Based in Mexico now.
- Main keyboard: GON60
- Main mouse: Logitech
- Favorite switch: Ergo Clears.
- DT Pro Member: 0200
I write in English and Spanish, but I do not need a different alphabet to do that, only some accented characters I easily invoke with the alt gr mod, then I am using a double shot cherry, which has a really good contrast, I hope it last long enough to get a replacement before it totally runs out.
mbodrov wrote:It's a G83, non-mechanical as you correctly noticed.
Doubleshots are not without their own drawbacks, but if I were using purely a us-ansi layout, I'd prefer doubleshots over dyesubs, for their greater durability and better contrast. But in order to also have Cyrillic legends in red, you need triple-shots (not available from Cherry), dyesubs, or pad printing. And dyesubs certainly beat pad printing.
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
For anyone that may be interested, here is a preview of the options that will be available for PBT round2 groupbuy:
Hollow - US standard - ANSI
Red - US standard - ANSI | DE - ISO
Black and Charcoal - Colemak extended - ANSI
Irish - US Intl. - ANSI | GB Intl. - ISO
Ural - US/RU - ANSI
Miami (Odessa Mix) - US/UA - ANSI | ES/UA - ISO
Morocco - FR/AR - ISO
Scandinavia - Nordic - ISO
However, ISO set will not be complete as there is still no mold for ISO enter but it will have the appropriate 1.25 left shift and the additional 1x alpha keys on rows B and C. I hope it is better than nothing since it is the best we can do at present.
Hollow - US standard - ANSI
Red - US standard - ANSI | DE - ISO
Black and Charcoal - Colemak extended - ANSI
Irish - US Intl. - ANSI | GB Intl. - ISO
Ural - US/RU - ANSI
Miami (Odessa Mix) - US/UA - ANSI | ES/UA - ISO
Morocco - FR/AR - ISO
Scandinavia - Nordic - ISO
However, ISO set will not be complete as there is still no mold for ISO enter but it will have the appropriate 1.25 left shift and the additional 1x alpha keys on rows B and C. I hope it is better than nothing since it is the best we can do at present.
- Acanthophis
- Location: Germany
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What about 1.5 mods?IvanIvanovich wrote:[...] there is still no mold for ISO enter [...]
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
I do not think 1.5 mold is done yet either maybe someone make a mini BSP buy for RGB 1.5 since there still have not been ISO RGB yet could be a good plan.
- Acanthophis
- Location: Germany
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IIRC, you mentioned tooling cost of $7000 for ISO enter?
Same price for a 1.5 mold?
Same price for a 1.5 mold?
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
It's ok. Just give me your account details and I put you on the automatic subscription LOL.
This one will probably run a bit longer to allow some recovery.
I will have some further discussion about what it takes for mold making process and perhaps we can do some additional fundraising for them.
This one will probably run a bit longer to allow some recovery.
I will have some further discussion about what it takes for mold making process and perhaps we can do some additional fundraising for them.
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
- Favorite switch: MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
There was barely any interest last time, so I dropped it for now and give the Colemak people a shot. If there are too few orders it may be dropped too. They don't like setting up for less than 20 sets.