Round 5 and Round 6 kits for sale!
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
Maybe I should mention it again: The PayPal collector(s) should be either from USA or EU, or even someone from elsewhere as long as he would be able to do a bank transfer to SP.
- caligo
- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- Main keyboard: Whitefox
- Main mouse: Ducky Secret Mouse MX
- Favorite switch: Blue
- DT Pro Member: -
What would it entail, more specifically? I'm sure it's been answered somewhere in this 388 page thread, but yeah, well…
I live in the EU. I have a bank account and Paypal. But I've never used Paypal for anything other than paying for stuff I order online, and I've never attempted to transfer money from here to a US account (from what I've heard it can be quite a hassle though). Aside from the practical side of things, I'm mostly worried about taxes and stuff – like, for example, would there be a risk of the authorities seeing the money passing through my account as an income and wanting a cut of it?
I guess I've been hoping for someone who actually knows what they are getting into to step up, but I'd be willing to help as long as the whole thing is not terribly complex to set up. But at the moment, I don't really know what I'd be signing up for.
I live in the EU. I have a bank account and Paypal. But I've never used Paypal for anything other than paying for stuff I order online, and I've never attempted to transfer money from here to a US account (from what I've heard it can be quite a hassle though). Aside from the practical side of things, I'm mostly worried about taxes and stuff – like, for example, would there be a risk of the authorities seeing the money passing through my account as an income and wanting a cut of it?
I guess I've been hoping for someone who actually knows what they are getting into to step up, but I'd be willing to help as long as the whole thing is not terribly complex to set up. But at the moment, I don't really know what I'd be signing up for.
- Virtureal
- Location: Denmark
- Main keyboard: Tipro KMX 128
- Main mouse: Kensington Orbit Trackball
- DT Pro Member: -
SVG is a vector image format so I'm still pretty confused about what was sent to SP and what they did with it to mess up the scaling, but if SP messed up the scaling it's annoying that they would charge extra for not following instructions...zslane wrote: ↑I find this odd because when I ran the SHIFT legend experiment last year, I sent SP vector files (for which there is no dpi to deal with) and the double-shot legends came back perfect the first time. Why oh why is anybody sending raster images to SP? That just leads to high potential for errors. I really thought this was made abundantly clear last fall.7bit wrote: ↑...plus some extra costs for the remakes of keys that had been messed up by me sending SVG grphics at 1000dpi, while SP requires 72dpi.
7bit is phase 1 done or not, any ETA on it being shipped to you?
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
I can do the payment, it costs a bit more than from within the US, but not too much. BTW, I also try to get a PayPal account myself, but I'm not sure it will work since my old one has been locked.caligo wrote: ↑What would it entail, more specifically? I'm sure it's been answered somewhere in this 388 page thread, but yeah, well…
I live in the EU. I have a bank account and Paypal. But I've never used Paypal for anything other than paying for stuff I order online, and I've never attempted to transfer money from here to a US account (from what I've heard it can be quite a hassle though). Aside from the practical side of things, I'm mostly worried about taxes and stuff – like, for example, would there be a risk of the authorities seeing the money passing through my account as an income and wanting a cut of it?
I guess I've been hoping for someone who actually knows what they are getting into to step up, but I'd be willing to help as long as the whole thing is not terribly complex to set up. But at the moment, I don't really know what I'd be signing up for.
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
The legends appeared 37x magnified to them, so they made them smaller. If nobody askes me to re-generate the legend files with the -p flag set (production) to make them in 72dpi instead of 1000dpi, then things like that happen.Virtureal wrote: ↑SVG is a vector image format so I'm still pretty confused about what was sent to SP and what they did with it to mess up the scaling, but if SP messed up the scaling it's annoying that they would charge extra for not following instructions...zslane wrote: ↑I find this odd because when I ran the SHIFT legend experiment last year, I sent SP vector files (for which there is no dpi to deal with) and the double-shot legends came back perfect the first time. Why oh why is anybody sending raster images to SP? That just leads to high potential for errors. I really thought this was made abundantly clear last fall.7bit wrote: ↑...plus some extra costs for the remakes of keys that had been messed up by me sending SVG grphics at 1000dpi, while SP requires 72dpi.
7bit is phase 1 done or not, any ETA on it being shipped to you?
Please notice that at 1000dpi all you need to do is look into the source code of those SVG files to see the exact measures.
About phase one production: They had forgotten to produce most of the violett/cream keys. I hope they produce them right now, but did not get an answer yet when they will really do them.
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- Location: UK
- Main keyboard: Filco ZERO green alps, Model F 122 Terminal
- Main mouse: Ducky Secret / Roller Mouse Pro 1
- Favorite switch: MX Mount Topre / Model F Buckling
- DT Pro Member: 0167
7bit wrote: ↑Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
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I can collect the money , and then spend it all on beer and chrisps !
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
Go away! You do not belong to a keyboard enthusiast forum!
A real keyboard enthusiast would spend all the money on keyboards, key caps, switches etc.
A real keyboard enthusiast would spend all the money on keyboards, key caps, switches etc.
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- Location: UK
- Main keyboard: Filco ZERO green alps, Model F 122 Terminal
- Main mouse: Ducky Secret / Roller Mouse Pro 1
- Favorite switch: MX Mount Topre / Model F Buckling
- DT Pro Member: 0167
7bit wrote: ↑Go away! You do not belong to a keyboard enthusiast forum!
A real keyboard enthusiast would spend all the money on keyboards, key caps, switches etc.
But But i have a model F and a beamspring , so what else do i need , apart form hall effect
- alh84001
- v.001
- Location: EU-HR-ZG
- Main keyboard: unsaver
- Main mouse: logitech m305 / apple trackpad
- Favorite switch: BS
- DT Pro Member: -
Sir, may I interest you in some fine keyboard switchesandrewjoy wrote: ↑ But But i have a model F and a beamspring , so what else do i need , apart form hall effect
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
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Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
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- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
- DT Pro Member: 0000
- Contact:
No drugs and hookers?
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- Location: New York, NY, USA
- Main keyboard: Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate
- Main mouse: Corsair M65
- Favorite switch: MX Blue (only mech I've tried)
- DT Pro Member: -
Wait, you found one?7bit wrote: ↑Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
Google Wallet or PayPal collector wanted!!!
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- Location: New York, NY, USA
- Main keyboard: Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate
- Main mouse: Corsair M65
- Favorite switch: MX Blue (only mech I've tried)
- DT Pro Member: -
Sorry, I'd do it but I'm heading off to college and really shouldn't commit myself to anything else.7bit wrote: ↑Yes, but I can make use of another one, if you like to do it.
I added SHIPTRACKED to my order, and I received an invoice including it, but it didn't show up in my last one. Should I just add it again?
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
Everything in white:
HONEYB/ALPHA/E/WHITE
price: $65
HONEYB/ISO/WHITE
price: $16
HONEYB/UK/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/INTER/WHITE
price: $39
HONEYB/COLEMAK/WHITE
price: $15
HONEYB/MODBASE100/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/MODBASE125/WHITE
price: $18
HONEYB/MODBASE150/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/MODEXTRA125/WHITE
price: $18
HONEYB/MODEXTRA150/WHITE
price: $24
HONEYB/CURSOR/WHITE
price: $7
HONEYB/CURSOR/R34/WHITE
price: $6
HONEYB/CURSOREXTRA/WHITE
price: $14
HONEYB/NUMOP/WHITE
price: $19
HONEYB/FUNCTION1/WHITE
price: $36
HONEYB/SYMBOLS/R1/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/SYMBOLS/R3/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/NUMERALS/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/ESCAPE/WHITE
price: $2
HONEYB/TAB150/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/VERTBSL/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/BACKSPACE200/RED
price: $6
HONEYB/CAPSLOCK175/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/CONTROL175/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/RETURN225/WHITE
price: $6
HONEYB/JRET/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/SHIFT100/WHITE
price: $2
HONEYB/SHIFT125/WHITE
price: $3
HONEYB/SHIFT175/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SHIFT225/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SHIFT275/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/TRIANG125/WHITE
price: $3
HONEYB/TRIANG175/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SPACE400/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/SPACE625/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SPACE700/WHITE
price: $7
HONEY/FR
price: $12
HONEY/BEPO/OVR
price: $12
HONEY/7BIT
price: $12
HONEY/NUMERIC7/WHITE
price: $29
HONEY/F13TOF24/WHITE
price: $12
HONEY/GTLT
price: $1
HONEY/FJ
price: $2
HONEY/SPACE150
price: $5
More:
Round 5 (in stock )
Round 6 (in production )
HONEYB/ALPHA/E/WHITE
price: $65
HONEYB/ISO/WHITE
price: $16
HONEYB/UK/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/INTER/WHITE
price: $39
HONEYB/COLEMAK/WHITE
price: $15
HONEYB/MODBASE100/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/MODBASE125/WHITE
price: $18
HONEYB/MODBASE150/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/MODEXTRA125/WHITE
price: $18
HONEYB/MODEXTRA150/WHITE
price: $24
HONEYB/CURSOR/WHITE
price: $7
HONEYB/CURSOR/R34/WHITE
price: $6
HONEYB/CURSOREXTRA/WHITE
price: $14
HONEYB/NUMOP/WHITE
price: $19
HONEYB/FUNCTION1/WHITE
price: $36
HONEYB/SYMBOLS/R1/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/SYMBOLS/R3/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/NUMERALS/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/ESCAPE/WHITE
price: $2
HONEYB/TAB150/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/VERTBSL/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/BACKSPACE200/RED
price: $6
HONEYB/CAPSLOCK175/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/CONTROL175/WHITE
price: $12
HONEYB/RETURN225/WHITE
price: $6
HONEYB/JRET/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/SHIFT100/WHITE
price: $2
HONEYB/SHIFT125/WHITE
price: $3
HONEYB/SHIFT175/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SHIFT225/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SHIFT275/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/TRIANG125/WHITE
price: $3
HONEYB/TRIANG175/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SPACE400/WHITE
price: $9
HONEYB/SPACE625/WHITE
price: $5
HONEYB/SPACE700/WHITE
price: $7
HONEY/FR
price: $12
HONEY/BEPO/OVR
price: $12
HONEY/7BIT
price: $12
HONEY/NUMERIC7/WHITE
price: $29
HONEY/F13TOF24/WHITE
price: $12
HONEY/GTLT
price: $1
HONEY/FJ
price: $2
HONEY/SPACE150
price: $5
More:
Round 5 (in stock )
Round 6 (in production )
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- Location: USA
- DT Pro Member: -
What keys are in these sets?
G/FUNCTION/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION4/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION5/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION6/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION7/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION4/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION5/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION6/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION7/R1/RED
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
One day, I must take some photos of these ...meanderingthalweg wrote: ↑What keys are in these sets?
G/FUNCTION/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION4/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION5/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION6/R1/RED
G/FUNCTION7/R1/RED
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
There is still this one available:SL89 wrote: ↑I should get in on that white pack swag, even tho im missing out on literally all the Cadet shit i wanted.
- zslane
- Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Main keyboard: RealForce RGB
- Main mouse: Basic Microsoft USB mouse
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
SVG can store vector data, but the format was invented to enable web browsers to display simple vector graphics. Rasterization is inherent in the format, a task ordinarily handled by the browser internally. SP isn't a web browser, and so handing them an SVG file is a compromised protocol to begin with. They use their own rasterization heuristics to make sense of the SVG data, and it should come as no surprise to anyone that this gets messed up.
The preferred, and error-free way to interact with SP is to provide EPS or Illustrator files, which deliver vector data that stays vector data right up to the point where SP's cutters get involved. When tens of thousands of people's euros and dollars are at stake, there's no excuse, in my view, for not investing in Illustrator and doing things in a way that minimizes (or eliminates outright) the chances for error.
But it's too late to do anything about Round 6. I'm resigned to the significant likelihood that delivery (even for phase 1) will be a 2017 proposition, despite 7bit's hopes.
The preferred, and error-free way to interact with SP is to provide EPS or Illustrator files, which deliver vector data that stays vector data right up to the point where SP's cutters get involved. When tens of thousands of people's euros and dollars are at stake, there's no excuse, in my view, for not investing in Illustrator and doing things in a way that minimizes (or eliminates outright) the chances for error.
But it's too late to do anything about Round 6. I'm resigned to the significant likelihood that delivery (even for phase 1) will be a 2017 proposition, despite 7bit's hopes.
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
- Favorite switch: Topre, MX Blacks
- DT Pro Member: -
Please don't say that - if we all going to want it soooo bad, it will happen!zslane wrote: ↑... I'm resigned to the significant likelihood that delivery (even for phase 1) will be a 2017 proposition, despite 7bit's hopes.
Be positive!
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
How can you not messs up a legend in Illustrator?zslane wrote: ↑SVG can store vector data, but the format was invented to enable web browsers to display simple vector graphics. Rasterization is inherent in the format, a task ordinarily handled by the browser internally. SP isn't a web browser, and so handing them an SVG file is a compromised protocol to begin with. They use their own rasterization heuristics to make sense of the SVG data, and it should come as no surprise to anyone that this gets messed up.
The preferred, and error-free way to interact with SP is to provide EPS or Illustrator files, which deliver vector data that stays vector data right up to the point where SP's cutters get involved. When tens of thousands of people's euros and dollars are at stake, there's no excuse, in my view, for not investing in Illustrator and doing things in a way that minimizes (or eliminates outright) the chances for error.
But it's too late to do anything about Round 6. I'm resigned to the significant likelihood that delivery (even for phase 1) will be a 2017 proposition, despite 7bit's hopes.
The key cap legendable area is 0.38"x0.38", so your file must contain some information about that, plus the legend must be in the appropriate size. How can you do this without using measures.
If you give that in whatever measure you think is right, SP might again scale it to fit on the key the way they think it is right.
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
- Favorite switch: Topre, MX Blacks
- DT Pro Member: -
How's the additional payment going, ok?7bit wrote: ↑Yes, but I can make use of another one, if you like to do it.
Now having another paypal collector, does it mean you guys can puch rest of money to PMK and get phase 2 scheduled/started?
- saboy
- DT Pro Member: -
- Contact:
Just one (stupid) question...
How to add new items to my paid order?
Or it will be easyer to make new order?
Thanks!
How to add new items to my paid order?
Or it will be easyer to make new order?
Thanks!