Just finished this one. GMK Bento, Tecsee Ruby, Thera75.
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those teals look quite close to gmk. man, i might have to get these after all.
Finally just threw my weeb barney set on the singa. I generally won’t spring for the Japanese sets but this one just has such big chaos energy I couldn’t not. I think the final home for this set will be a 60% because the F keys’ plainness almost take away from the chaos imo
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Swapped in some Kiwis and put some accent modifiers on my TX-66 to brighten things up a bit for the winter months
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I managed to finish a quick build before the holidays are over.
- DZ60 in an e-white tofu-case, plateless
- Durock Daybreaks with SPRiT MX 100 S Slow Extreme springs
- Durock V2 stabilizers
- SP DSA keycaps
I wanted to try two things which I am not used to in this build.
Linears and a HHKB-inspired layout.
Let’s see how it goes…
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Love the look. Did you custom order the mods as individual keys?
Thanks!
Some of them, the FN, the 1.5-backspace and the 1.75-shift.
I got all the others as part of some kits SP is offering.
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Accent mode:
I dig it. Side thought - as a brand, did Cyberpunk 2077 set or follow the trend of bright yellow as a hip color?
Monochrome mode:
I like this more than I expected to. A lot more.
I like the accent colors, but on this keeb, I think keeping it monochrome looks just right.
I’ll be using this keeb both as my home daily and as my test bed for trying and writing about switches. I knew I wanted to use a PBT set for that, but I didn’t expect to find one that suits the keeb so well.
I really liked Cyber with this case - more than accented Taro - but to my eyes, monochrome Taro fits this case color even more than Cyber - like it belongs there.
That makes two in the collection I’d consider to have “arrived” in terms of pairing visible parts; that case and those caps are a unit in my mind now.
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Norbaforce K2 is currently the favorite child at the moment
Just moved on from the Model O wireless to the Superlight!
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Taro Balls in my Taro Portico.
Very different from my usual! Last time I used these was with ABS MT3; Cherry PBT definitely translates more of the bouncy sharp bump this switch has. I had to take some time to adjust from a month or so of nothing but linears, but I’m really getting into them.
Plenty smooth from the factory; only thing that might need tuning depending on your enclosure would be the springs, having a bit of resonance.
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The colors are on point! 
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I like it, the red toolbox and the posters gives the vibes of a proper workshop.
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This weird pre-built called the Cleave!
Here’s way too many words about it: Truly Ergonomic Cleave Keyboard Review – Nuclear Monster and that’s why I was looking for optical switches (and still haven’t found any!)
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I just watched Thomas’ review on this keyboard. I’d say it was fairly positive by his standards
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One of my colleague is waiting for it’s one to arrive.
He is a big fan of the previous version: he owns two of them that I customized with cherry red linear switches.
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