True haha, ISO-CH sets are not very common!

Looks clean, probably also the cheapest way to get a localized GMK set 😅

Mode Sonnet with white top, black bottom and rose gold accent. GMK Dots R2 keycaps (ISO).

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Clearly you knows tons about building keyboards THE HARD WAY (aka soldering diodes). Yeah, it was a very close call but I bet you you will never ever ever make this mistake again. I also bet you will use this as a teaching experience for others on this sub and elsewhere.

Yeah, removed and flipped the first one. Tempted to re-buy for #2

I managed to avoid that trap since this board mounts the controller upside-down. But I did end up buying a different controller so I wouldn't have to de-soldered the headers from the first I got

Built a lilly58 for my son. Managed to put both controllers on upside down.

That definitely no worky.

Keep in mind Space Cadet is emulating a very specific color of pale blue found on old Symbolics keyboards

It's definitely not going to "perform" if the goal is richness or intensity.

Leclerc, is that you?

Sure, it is possible to do that, but it would be a bit complicated, and I would need to research it more. Thanks for the suggestion!

>What's wrong with 3D resin printed caps?

There's nothing wrong with 3D printed keycaps! My keycap is just made using a different method, with resin casting, which I find results in a more durable and vibrant product. Each method has its own unique advantages and I'm always exploring new techniques to create even better keycaps.

What's wrong with 3D resin printed caps?

Now I wonder if you can use 2 miniature bearings to make it semi-functional.

>How does one make a keycap? Was it made a home or machined ?

Thanks for your interest in my keycap! To answer your question, this keycap is actually handmade using resin. The process involves creating a sculpt, making a silicone mold, and then pouring resin into the mold. It's not a 3D printed keycap that's painted like a lot of others out there. Let me know if you have any other questions!

This is hugely useful. Thank you very much!

How does one make a keycap? Was it made a home or machined ?

>That is pretty cool. Would be even better with a transparent pop up lid.

Thanks for pointing that out. I appreciate your comment and suggestion, and will take it into consideration for future designs. Stay tuned for more cool keycaps to come!

That is pretty cool. Would be even better with a transparent pop up lid.

Striker looks amazing, especially on photos and videos) Really, it has some magic color on all YT videos))

Klein is cool!

I have bought Klein first! Very solid and bright! And it has very interesting effect because of transparency of top layer.

Appreciate the feedback! Thank you!

Haha)) Thank you! I knew it's gonna be useful... Because I have tried to find something like this for myself but there was no anything actually. Only one small short in YT.

And what about everything you learned solving this. That's what we keep long after the keeb itself.