When I first saw your FNCTLco board I was thinking that Bakaneko style might be the best way to go. Seems like being able to leave out the center posts as well as the screw inserts would save a lot of complexity (though perhaps there is other complexity from the baka shelves that I’m missing.
Anyways, cool to see that stuff is evolving. I recently ordered a wrist rest from them and can’t wait to receive it.
Keygeek Raw Linears, Haimu x Geon HG Clear Linears, Haimu x Geon HG Black Linears.
All 3 are interesting. All 3 very stable. The Keygeek Raw and HG Clears have some binding/slip stick if you press on the top edge of the keycap. Those two sound quite thocky and deep.
The blacks are clackier… more like creams, with a longer stem.
check out how cool the Clear look with their RGB diffuser:
They’ve got the little housing curve. They have a talkative spring and don’t sound great - but I do think they feel quite good. A little tuning and I think these would be truly pleasant.
Mystery switches here too: TTC Gold Red Pro Linear Switches. I mostly go for tactiles and clickies, but these are quite nice stock, IMO. Due to the coloring, I thought they were Durock Light Tactiles and I was very excited for a moment. Either way, not bad at all for $15.
I’ll be damned. The first set to be sorted by robots and shown off on Instagram… is GMK Fuji.
You know what? I’ve been so lucky. I own over 400 sets of keycaps. Well over 100 of those are GMK. I’ve never had a missing or duplicate key. I once had a key in the wrong profile in MT3 and once had a wrong profile pipe key in DCS polycarb clear cap from SP. But that’s all.