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I wish it were easy to get custom keycaps. I couldn't find anything that fits my keyboard so I bought a few different sets and mutilated the best candidate wit
by foxfluff 5y ago
I wish it were easy to get custom keycaps. I couldn't find anything that fits my keyboard so I bought a few different sets and mutilated the best candidate with a mini drill. Not very economical, nor does the result look that clean. And, well, effort.
- rgoulter 5y agoWhat kindof keyboard do you have such that it doesn't fit keycaps? Even the niche datcyl manuforms will support cheap keycaps (even if they might not be compatible with high-profile keycaps).
- foxfluff 5y agoI made my own with 16.5 mm key spacing. And it uses low profile switches and needs very low profile caps due to the way I mounted the top plate. I didn't feel like the usual way of mounting a plate would be rigid enough with my tight spacing; there'd be very little material between the switches. So my plate is on top of the switch body, with circular holes for the stems.