Yup! Ivan's CMYKpexon wrote: ↑Are those Ivans GMK mods? Lovely little board
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- zuglufttier
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: IBM Model M SSK
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Model M key caps from near and very near!
- Touch_It
- Location: Nebraska, United States.
- Main keyboard: Unicomp Classic USB 103 key (work) IBM F 4704 107
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While I love IBM keyboards I think their ISO enter keys are UGLY with the step. All personal preference.
- Muirium
- µ
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
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I'm the same way. Fortunately I really don't like ISO anyway. But that stepped Return… ugh.
Love a stepped Caps Lock, meanwhile. It just doesn't look right on that fatty cap. The step needs to be consequential.
Love a stepped Caps Lock, meanwhile. It just doesn't look right on that fatty cap. The step needs to be consequential.
- scottc
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- Location: Remote locations in Europe
- Main keyboard: GH60-HASRO 62g Nixies, HHKB Pro1 HS, Novatouch
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I think the IBM ISO enters look great! Very different. I think it gives them a lot of character, even if it is purposeless or silly.
- Redmaus
- Gotta start somewhere
- Location: Near Dallas, Texas
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I am the same way also. I cannot wait to convert my F122 to ANSI.
- alinh
- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: ErgoDox - MX blue
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring
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Ergodox with fullhand acrylic case, MX blues + black + reds and Granite set :
This board had : stock clears (too heavy if not careful and bottoming out), ergo clears with blues springs (sticky even with some lubing), blacks (too heavy), panda clears (blacks springs - a bit "weird"), ghetto reds (black stems with blues springs - too light), ghetto greens (blue stems with black springs - too heavy) and finally stayed on blues which are OK - but not buckling spring (BS ErgoDox anyone??)
faceU PCB with SPRiT case, ergo clears (62g gold plated springs) + blues, green, blacks and reds, 3 different color removable leds (sip sockets soldered) with DSA Dolch and some Granite text RGB mods keycaps :
This board had : stock clears (too heavy if not careful and bottoming out), ergo clears with blues springs (sticky even with some lubing), blacks (too heavy), panda clears (blacks springs - a bit "weird"), ghetto reds (black stems with blues springs - too light), ghetto greens (blue stems with black springs - too heavy) and finally stayed on blues which are OK - but not buckling spring (BS ErgoDox anyone??)
faceU PCB with SPRiT case, ergo clears (62g gold plated springs) + blues, green, blacks and reds, 3 different color removable leds (sip sockets soldered) with DSA Dolch and some Granite text RGB mods keycaps :
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- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
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oh wow that faceU PCB in the SPRiT case...love it! I see a panic cap!
- DanielT
- Un petit village gaulois d'Armorique…
- Location: Bucharest/Romania
- Main keyboard: Various custom 60%'s/HHKB
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You bet there is one It's not just a random mix, but I let Alin speak about thatscottc wrote: ↑Ergo clears, blues, green, blacks and reds?! Is there some method to this madness?
- seebart
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I was just enjoying it visually. But yes lets hear about your funky switch mix here alinh!scottc wrote: ↑Ergo clears, blues, green, blacks and reds?! Is there some method to this madness?
- alinh
- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: ErgoDox - MX blue
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring
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Included switch "mapping" in original post also :
All switches are ergo clears except :
Reds because pinkies = 2x Shift, Return and "caps lock" - used as FN
Black = Space bar
Blues = Panic (ESC) and HHKB style FN
Green - bottom row FN
So atm I have 3 FN keys, but I'm not yet done with remapping all stuff :
And haven't yet started looking into macros so it's still work in progress
If I had more spring types I'd do a variable force ergo clear of sorts (heavier springs on index fingers and decreasing the force towards the pinkies), but "stock" springs I have access to (black, blues, clears) don't behave the same as the 62g ones; feels to me that the force curve is different.
All switches are ergo clears except :
Reds because pinkies = 2x Shift, Return and "caps lock" - used as FN
Black = Space bar
Blues = Panic (ESC) and HHKB style FN
Green - bottom row FN
So atm I have 3 FN keys, but I'm not yet done with remapping all stuff :
And haven't yet started looking into macros so it's still work in progress
If I had more spring types I'd do a variable force ergo clear of sorts (heavier springs on index fingers and decreasing the force towards the pinkies), but "stock" springs I have access to (black, blues, clears) don't behave the same as the 62g ones; feels to me that the force curve is different.
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- seebart
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quite a presentation you are giving here. Impressive!
- scottc
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That's interesting, thanks for the info! Putting Esc on the ISO extra key is an interesting one that I hadn't thought of myself. That sounds like it'd be really useful for vim, actually.
- alinh
- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: ErgoDox - MX blue
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring
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Originally I wanted to place FN there and put Control on "caps lock", but it's kind of meh place for FN for me since I have numbers on the qwerty row on fn layer...scottc wrote: ↑That's interesting, thanks for the info! Putting Esc on the ISO extra key is an interesting one that I hadn't thought of myself. That sounds like it'd be really useful for vim, actually.
One thing I don't like about faceU firmware is that it doesn't do shifted keys - or at least I haven't found how to do it. Shifted keys = I want to press ONE key and spit out "!". I have the FN layer on ergodox set up so that I can do all shifted symbols without touching the number row.
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- alinh
- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: ErgoDox - MX blue
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Haven't checked out macros yet. Only did basic Layer 1 mapping (and several re mappings after ) and some basic FN layer stuff (Vim style arrow keys and stuff).scottc wrote: ↑Oh, can't you set up a macro for that? That seems like an odd limitation to have.
- scottc
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- Location: Remote locations in Europe
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I actually don't know from experience, both of my FaceUs lasted only a few minutes each so I didn't even get as far as an Fn layer. Hopefully a macro would work!
- Stabilized
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What happened to your FaceUs? Did they break beyond repair?
- DanielT
- Un petit village gaulois d'Armorique…
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The faceU boards are a perfect example why you should only buy the original some were so buggy that they got bricked... I was lucky, had 2 of them, both worked really fine and now the new owners use them without any issues.
Alin's board works fine too.
In the end they're not that bad.
Alin's board works fine too.
In the end they're not that bad.
- Stabilized
- Location: Edinburgh
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They are great if they work, mine did for a while, but now stopped working again. Think the problem is down to the soldering on the components, and I think it is down to the controller. So I will have to crack it open again and try and re-solder/re-flow the tiny little legs on the controller.
Hopefully that will fix it once and for all!
Hopefully that will fix it once and for all!
- Madhias
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About a year ago I posted my SkiData set with CMY ESC caps, and thought of adding modifiers in this colorway. This week I got CMYW caps, from a recent GB. I think the CMYW caps fit better to beige or light cap sets, than to dark sets - there CMYK fits better! Nevermind, here are two pictures:Madhias wrote: ↑
The Skidata caps are only really grey in sunlight. Nice feature
- DanielT
- Un petit village gaulois d'Armorique…
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These look really cool. Can't wait to get my set of CMYW, I see that unternational shipping has started since you got yours.
- HzFaq
- Location: Windsor, UK
- Main keyboard: Phantom
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The original Skidata was a winkeyless 1800 with 1.5u bottom row mods so that wouldn't fit the Raptor and the replica that Originative made (that is as rare as rockinghorse shit at this point) had only 1.25u mods so also wouldn't fit the Raptor.
I think there are still some Skidata boards on ebay, so you could get one there which would get you most of the way to completing your Raptor. You'd then need one of the two sets from Ivans GMK buy a few years ago for the bottom row mods.
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41017.0
I think there are still some Skidata boards on ebay, so you could get one there which would get you most of the way to completing your Raptor. You'd then need one of the two sets from Ivans GMK buy a few years ago for the bottom row mods.
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41017.0