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ne b in base avail
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Looks super clean, very interested!
Mandatory, NE R5 avail?
love the colorway and the kitting choices for the most part, GLWIC
+1 R5
Why the hell has it become so rare to find a gmk ic with icon+legend mods and no r5This
looks great, love the colors
please consider adding the 3 most common 40% keycaps in base (1.75u r2 Backspace, 1.25u r3 Tab, 1.75u r3 Enter)
also maybe accent arrows?
Are there Hangul sublegends because Tony Snell is of Korean descent?Show Image(https://imgur.com/qkvqDaP.jpg)
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please consider adding the 3 most common 40% keycaps in base (1.75u r2 Backspace, 1.25u r3 Tab, 1.75u r3 Enter)
Obligatory: 40% keyboard support please.
As a non-40s user, the 3 key 40s support in base route has been on my radar for a little while now. It seems like a relatively harmless way to add at least SOME support for 40% users. However, I'm sure people from this part of the community would prefer a dedicated kit that would offer support for a bunch more layouts out there. While I really have no problem with working to put together a dedicated kit, I continue to get hung up on the issue of meeting MOQs. From what I have seen it takes an extremely popular set for the dedicated 40s kit to get enough love. What are people's preferences regarding 3-key support in base vs dedicated kit? Please let me know; I would like to know where your heads are at.
Ok, let's start...Well, R5 is more expensive than R4. So I think it's better to add more keys to cover more layouts rather than change to R5 and then you'll need to trim down the base to reduce the price.
40s People:please consider adding the 3 most common 40% keycaps in base (1.75u r2 Backspace, 1.25u r3 Tab, 1.75u r3 Enter)Obligatory: 40% keyboard support please.
As a non-40s user, the 3 key 40s support in base route has been on my radar for a little while now. It seems like a relatively harmless way to add at least SOME support for 40% users. However, I'm sure people from this part of the community would prefer a dedicated kit that would offer support for a bunch more layouts out there. While I really have no problem with working to put together a dedicated kit, I continue to get hung up on the issue of meeting MOQs. From what I have seen it takes an extremely popular set for the dedicated 40s kit to get enough love. What are people's preferences regarding 3-key support in base vs dedicated kit? Please let me know; I would like to know where your heads are at.
Regarding R5:
Currently, I would prefer to stick with R4 in base, but my initial thought was maybe adding R5 support to the extension kit. However, I feel that kit would then become really beefy and much more expensive than it should be as a result . Alternatively, I can look at a potential dedicated R5 kit? With this too, there is the problem of MOQ. If R5 were to be added somewhere, do people want mod sizes for both 6.25u and 7u bottom rows? Let me know.
Overall:
I'll draft up some kitting revisions to show some possible options for both of these requests. I will say that as a potential first time runner, I am a little bit wary of attempting to run too many kits, but I hope I can bring some options that people can look forward to.
Regarding R5:Thanks for at least considering it. If R5 were added somewhere (I'd vote for a separate kit), I'd personally only be interested in a full winkeyless bottom row. After thinking about it more, I think lack of R5 would be enough to stop me buying the set, as much as I'm fond of it.
Currently, I would prefer to stick with R4 in base, but my initial thought was maybe adding R5 support to the extension kit. However, I feel that kit would then become really beefy and much more expensive than it should be as a result . Alternatively, I can look at a potential dedicated R5 kit? With this too, there is the problem of MOQ. If R5 were to be added somewhere, do people want mod sizes for both 6.25u and 7u bottom rows? Let me know.
any chance for uniform r5?
any chance for uniform r5?
any chance for uniform r5?
Can't tell if serious or you don't know what "uniform" means.
But yeah adding row 5 to this would be amazing though I alone couldn't advise if it would be best accomplished with additional keys or replacing current mods.
Is the 40s compatible enter 1.5u or 1.75u? It looks like 1.5u, so I just wanna make sure. I think 1.75u is compatible with more kits.
Is the 40s compatible enter 1.5u or 1.75u? It looks like 1.5u, so I just wanna make sure. I think 1.75u is compatible with more kits.
It actually would not, you've already got 2xR3 1.75u keys you can use instead. Adding an R3 1.5u allows more boards to be physically compatible
Is the 40s compatible enter 1.5u or 1.75u? It looks like 1.5u, so I just wanna make sure. I think 1.75u is compatible with more kits.
It actually would not, you've already got 2xR3 1.75u keys you can use instead. Adding an R3 1.5u allows more boards to be physically compatible
if you are ok with Control or CapsLock to be where Enter is supposed to be. If the intention is to offer a R3 1.5u Enter, I think it is better to convert the R3 1.75u Control to an R3 1.75u Enter. My 2c.
It would be really nice to see decent international support here as this is a really nice set (specifically UK
ISO). Excellent work
It would be really nice to see decent international support here as this is a really nice set (specifically UK
ISO). Excellent work
I second this, specifically South Int.
Really nice set, with a nice color choice :thumb:
I dig it.
Ikki68 Aurora Mint gang must-have set for sure.
Just wanted to give a +1 to the title of the set 'JAGS' /'just another gray set'
Not into Dolch-like Gray sets personally (my preference is less conservative), but I do think what you've done here looks good.
I dig it.Ikki68 Aurora Mint gang must-have set for sure.Just wanted to give a +1 to the title of the set 'JAGS' /'just another gray set'
Not into Dolch-like Gray sets personally (my preference is less conservative), but I do think what you've done here looks good.
Glad people like. Currently trying to work on more renders and I plan on trying to secure vendors soon.
Also, I'd like to know what people think of the initial draft of the R5 kit I posted in the first reply.
Also, I'd like to know what people think of the initial draft of the R5 kit I posted in the first reply.Perfect.
Also, I'd like to know what people think of the initial draft of the R5 kit I posted in the first reply.
Like the kit already, although I agree about thisAlso, I'd like to know what people think of the initial draft of the R5 kit I posted in the first reply.
I wouldn't hate 1u super keys being added but other than that it looks great! Thanks for listening to feedback :thumb:
I wouldn't hate 1u super keys being added but other than that it looks great! Thanks for listening to feedback :thumb:
I wouldn't hate 1u super keys being added but other than that it looks great! Thanks for listening to feedback :thumb:Like the kit already, although I agree about this
B in base pls!!
Now let's just scoot that second B key in there too and I think you're done.
Any chance you can add a R1 = key to Numpad in base?
I really like the hangul, i hope we have base kit based on that
Realistically, GMK prices for child kits are far too expensive. 40s users would have to pay an extra 50% on top of the base kit to get coverage for a board that will use half the keys included in both kits total. The three key system in base works very well as a standard because like, seriously, 90% of smaller boards (and 100% of all the premium 40% boards) get row coverage from just those three keys. It makes a ton of sense to be able to get the whole shebang in one go and be able to swap the set to other layouts without having to be like "aw darn a year ago I should have paid $50 for those two keys I needed".
I really like the hangul, i hope we have base kit based on that
I don't think a second base kit would be too successful. I am neither a high profile enough designer, nor do I think that type of thing would have enough universal appeal to meet moq.
whats the reason to have second b in the base if you still need to buy the space bars anyway?
There is more Alice-Layouts than 40's and still some runners prefer not to include second B in base kit smh
Actually no. Decent kitting like Handarbeit R2 or Hazakura has all alice spacebars (including 2U) and second B in base kit. But even if there were no spacebars i still can use "0 Ins" keycap from numpad to cover my alice but its hard to find something to cover a second B.
The real question is: What's the reason to include 40's support in a base when 40's community is small af. I mean im okay with a separate kit for it, but not on a base kit, today there is over a 10 popular alice clones on a market and some runners still thinking that this is a minority that needs to buy a separate kit LOL its just driving me crazy when i see this. The hell with a spacebar but second B is a must in 2021 for any base kit
Really loving this color way, count me in.
I need this
Yes it's like a mix of the Modo and the Modolight Which makes it a Modomid :)Quasi-Modo?
I like it!
Such a dope kit. Would love to see an international kit added aswell.
Have a month in mind for this?
Please consider the hangul kit to be in the base instead, or make the hangul kit a base. Thanks.
Very nice. Hope hungul sublegends remain as UV printed.
Hopefully people feel pricing is reasonable, but there is only so much we can do when working with MOQs like this. Going forward, if I ever venture into keyset design again, I'll probably slim down base kitting in order to get prices as low as possible. I'll also revise some of my greedy kitting decisions (mainly R5 and the extension kit), as these were mostly just me trying to get all of the things I personally wanted in a keyset made.Personally, I think the kitting is overall good and has a lot of compatibility… this isn't a bad thing? If a super slim base kit is added, then we all end up paying more with extras child kits anyway.
Good luck with GB. I am personally looking forward to it.Glad you're looking forward to it.