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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #100 on: Mon, 16 July 2018, 17:45:22 »
Will this have an order limit or can anyone that wants in get one?

Not sure yet. I'm thinking of only doing 100 units max, but if the demand is there I'd prob open it up to more

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #101 on: Mon, 16 July 2018, 21:28:58 »
the want of this is strong :D

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #102 on: Fri, 20 July 2018, 01:34:44 »






Decided to re-model the whole case tonight bc I was unhappy with how I did it the first time. Also changed to a 5 degree angle.

Still looking for a manu for this and trying to get quotes

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #103 on: Fri, 20 July 2018, 23:40:52 »
yeah, half-plate is wonderful..

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #104 on: Sat, 21 July 2018, 09:50:21 »
Do you have brief idea how much this may cost ? Looks good. :thumb:

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #105 on: Sat, 21 July 2018, 13:09:13 »
Do you have brief idea how much this may cost ? Looks good. :thumb:

Pricing is TBD but my goal is under $400-450 for the kit

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #106 on: Sat, 21 July 2018, 13:19:45 »
im super excited for this:)))

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #107 on: Thu, 02 August 2018, 00:02:48 »
I need this GB to happen! I dunno how soon I might cave and buy a FC980M and imagine it's an alu case lol

Reasonable price range I'd say. Curious if you'd consider doing an assembly service with added fee?

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #108 on: Thu, 02 August 2018, 01:02:15 »
now, that is nice.
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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #109 on: Thu, 02 August 2018, 11:06:24 »
I need this GB to happen! I dunno how soon I might cave and buy a FC980M and imagine it's an alu case lol

Reasonable price range I'd say. Curious if you'd consider doing an assembly service with added fee?

sure, i can do assembly. if/when the time comes we can work something out.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #110 on: Mon, 13 August 2018, 14:18:33 »
Nice

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« Reply #111 on: Mon, 13 August 2018, 14:24:13 »
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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #112 on: Mon, 13 August 2018, 14:24:33 »
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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #114 on: Mon, 13 August 2018, 16:36:27 »
protos ordered, no eta yet

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #115 on: Tue, 14 August 2018, 10:16:37 »
You removed the 2 long linear rubber lines/feets? I really like that design instead of the standard 4 circular rubber domes.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #116 on: Tue, 14 August 2018, 12:30:48 »
yea at least for now to keep costs down. they may return

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #117 on: Wed, 15 August 2018, 15:07:43 »
protos should get to me in like 2 months or so

waiting on some prototype pcb stuff to come in, then pcb fun starts

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #118 on: Mon, 27 August 2018, 02:56:38 »
No update on proto cases atm

PCB design is about half done right now

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #119 on: Thu, 30 August 2018, 01:28:42 »
really like this, very interested. some ramblings follow...


extra plate holes - is there any concern of the plate's rigidity with the extra proposed holes in the plate? i like to think that at least part of the point of the plate is to absorb the shock of keypresses and remain flat to prevent any stress on the pcb/solder joints.

no switch top opening - not sure if this is good or bad. Personally i've never had to go in and 'fix' any switches, or felt the need to change out stems or springs. i think it would be some peace of mind to have the option, even tho i dont expect to ever make use of it. if the goal were to make the switches fit with no wiggle room, then why the universal plate?

half plate - really not sure why anyone would want this. I realize people want what they want but just looks like it will end up providing some amount of board flex on every keypress and is just asking for trouble later on. Maybe thats the point, to have the 'board flex' feel but personally i'd have misgivings typing on it, perhaps i'm just paranoid.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #120 on: Thu, 30 August 2018, 11:44:03 »
really like this, very interested. some ramblings follow...


extra plate holes - is there any concern of the plate's rigidity with the extra proposed holes in the plate? i like to think that at least part of the point of the plate is to absorb the shock of keypresses and remain flat to prevent any stress on the pcb/solder joints.

Lots of highly-regarded customs do this. The point is to help provide a uniform flex as well as areas where sound can escape from the plate rather than bouncing around within, I'm pretty sure. If the proto ones aren't great I'll change it.

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no switch top opening - not sure if this is good or bad. Personally i've never had to go in and 'fix' any switches, or felt the need to change out stems or springs. i think it would be some peace of mind to have the option, even tho i dont expect to ever make use of it. if the goal were to make the switches fit with no wiggle room, then why the universal plate?

I for one don't really care for switch top opening, I think it detracts from the aesthetics of the board and allows some more wobble of the switches in my experience.

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half plate - really not sure why anyone would want this. I realize people want what they want but just looks like it will end up providing some amount of board flex on every keypress and is just asking for trouble later on. Maybe thats the point, to have the 'board flex' feel but personally i'd have misgivings typing on it, perhaps i'm just paranoid.

Half plates/no plates are very good for PCB-mount tactile switches. The point is indeed to let the PCB/plate flex naturally. If you've never typed on a PCB mount board, check it out.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #121 on: Thu, 30 August 2018, 12:26:28 »
nice

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #122 on: Thu, 30 August 2018, 14:41:15 »
Lots of highly-regarded customs do this. The point is to help provide a uniform flex as well as areas where sound can escape from the plate rather than bouncing around within, I'm pretty sure. If the proto ones aren't great I'll change it.
guess thats counter-intuitive to me, i would think more mass and less holes would make it more quiet, but maybe it works like baffles in a silencer and not a hole in a muffler? (i'm assuming a quieter keyboard is the goal, at least it would be for me). i'm certainly willing to go with your judgement based on the prototype

I for one don't really care for switch top opening, I think it detracts from the aesthetics of the board and allows some more wobble of the switches in my experience.
i'm mostly on board with this, tho not for aesthetics but simply practicality since i've never needed them in the past. its rare that i'd be looking at the board without any caps

Half plates/no plates are very good for PCB-mount tactile switches. The point is indeed to let the PCB/plate flex naturally. If you've never typed on a PCB mount board, check it out.
this is a fair point, i've not used tactile switches much if at all so i can't say i know what i'm missing. I do have a 2000-ish vintage g80-1800 which is pcb mount but the pcb butts up against plastic support ridges from the bottom case, which limits the strain and flex on the board. Half plate sounds like the strain will be on the nearest plate mounted switch's solder joints as well as allowing for a greater amount of board flex since its not backed by anything. I've got no plans to go with a half plate myself but if others are interested, i hope my paranoia is unfounded

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #123 on: Thu, 27 September 2018, 11:35:30 »
Protos shipping to me soon :)

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #124 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 03:59:36 »
Very nice looking project, following this with attention :thumb:
Can't wait for photos of the proto!

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« Reply #125 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 08:54:53 »
Color me interested in this!
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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #126 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 11:17:17 »
pics from the factory






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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #127 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 11:21:52 »
Solid color selection  ;)

Nice.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #128 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 13:13:58 »
Nice.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #129 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 13:40:21 »
an interesting red color, it seems darker than the typical rocket red that i've seen on other boards. Also kind of a purple-ish hue to it but maybe thats just the lighting and my eyes playing tricks on me. Would be awesome to have a color that plays nice with gmk laser

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #130 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 13:48:43 »
Unfortunately I don't think these colors will be available on the group buy/production version of the board because the factory that produced the prototypes isn't willing to do a group buy through them. I'm weighing a few other options with a current likely manu (well known in the keyboard world at this point) and they don't do custom colors. We'll see what happens.

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« Reply #131 on: Fri, 28 September 2018, 20:58:14 »
I hope this will be the budget CP the community (read:me) needs. Regarding the color, something this big I woulda want a neutral color so black/grey/silver is all fine.
Nicely done!

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« Reply #132 on: Mon, 01 October 2018, 17:08:53 »
Unfortunately I don't think these colors will be available on the group buy/production version of the board because the factory that produced the prototypes isn't willing to do a group buy through them. I'm weighing a few other options with a current likely manu (well known in the keyboard world at this point) and they don't do custom colors. We'll see what happens.

Darn i was really digging that dark red colour for GMK Red Samurai

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #133 on: Mon, 01 October 2018, 19:03:58 »
an interesting red color, it seems darker than the typical rocket red that i've seen on other boards. Also kind of a purple-ish hue to it but maybe thats just the lighting and my eyes playing tricks on me. Would be awesome to have a color that plays nice with gmk laser

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #134 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 10:36:06 »




Yesssssssss

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« Reply #135 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 10:58:53 »
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Yesssssssss

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #136 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 11:14:31 »
I'm really impressed by how amazing this turned out. Definitely joining!

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #137 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 11:15:21 »
You didn't post the picture of the good color :D


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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #138 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 12:09:41 »
protos should get to me in like 2 months or so

waiting on some prototype pcb stuff to come in, then pcb fun starts

Is the pcb fun starting?

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #139 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 13:43:45 »
protos should get to me in like 2 months or so

waiting on some prototype pcb stuff to come in, then pcb fun starts

Is the pcb fun starting?

ordered the proto pcbs yesterday, ordering the components early next week


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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #140 on: Fri, 05 October 2018, 15:57:22 »
This looks so good!!

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« Reply #141 on: Sat, 06 October 2018, 18:43:32 »
This is amazing. If the pricing is good I will be getting one. (BTW: Thanks for the ISO support)

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #142 on: Sat, 06 October 2018, 22:05:15 »
Would be better without that gross iso hole.

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« Reply #143 on: Sat, 06 October 2018, 22:48:30 »
Would be better without that gross iso hole.
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« Reply #144 on: Sun, 07 October 2018, 01:01:44 »
Would be better without that gross iso hole.
Why?
i'd mostly agree, the universal plate makes it so switches are not seated as securely as they could be so some different plate options would be great, but i doubt the minor improvement it provides would be worth the extra cost and confusion of multiple plates

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #145 on: Mon, 08 October 2018, 23:25:16 »
Would be better without that gross iso hole.
Why?
i'd mostly agree, the universal plate makes it so switches are not seated as securely as they could be so some different plate options would be great, but i doubt the minor improvement it provides would be worth the extra cost and confusion of multiple plates

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Yea I added ISO bc people complained about it, I for one don't care for ISO so I'll be releasing ANSI only plate files so ppl can get em cut if they'd like.

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« Reply #146 on: Tue, 09 October 2018, 02:48:12 »
Yea I added ISO bc people complained about it, I for one don't care for ISO so I'll be releasing ANSI only plate files so ppl can get em cut if they'd like.
interesting... i hadnt considered modifying the plate and cutting my own, wonder how much it would cost to get a one-off done... would it be worth it to look at local lazer cutting services for a one-off?

on a side note, the plate looks like it doesnt support stepped caps lock (or maybe it only supports stepped caps lock?). at any rate it look like the caps key is in a fixed location.

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« Reply #147 on: Thu, 11 October 2018, 01:48:39 »
Really interested in this! A matte white would also be amazing but that black looks really cool too.

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Re: [IC] Hineybush Compact 1800 (HBCP)
« Reply #148 on: Thu, 11 October 2018, 08:10:06 »
Yea I added ISO bc people complained about it, I for one don't care for ISO so I'll be releasing ANSI only plate files so ppl can get em cut if they'd like.
interesting... i hadnt considered modifying the plate and cutting my own, wonder how much it would cost to get a one-off done... would it be worth it to look at local lazer cutting services for a one-off?

on a side note, the plate looks like it doesnt support stepped caps lock (or maybe it only supports stepped caps lock?). at any rate it look like the caps key is in a fixed location.

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The stepped caps should be there, if not it'll def be for the final version.

Really interested in this! A matte white would also be amazing but that black looks really cool too.

That may be possible.  ;)

As much as I'd like to run this buy ASAP, I've decided to put it off for about two more months. I'll be moving houses in March and I reaaaaalllyy don't want the factory to ship to me until after I'm established at my new place, with more room and better capabilities to support a group buy. Look for this to start end of December/beginning of January.