I might be able to put together an entire set of SP DCS profile keycaps for you; would cost about the same as Taobao I think once you factor in Taobao proxying and shipping.
As this keycap selling thing is very time consuming I am going to close shop by the end of the year and put everything not sold into storage. I've already more or less settled on my ideal keyboard and am merely awaiting my Brother label printer to be delivered.
I tried looking through your thread, a lot of the abbreviations don't mean a lot to me at the moment.
The image you messaged me of the replacement enter key looks great, I was mostly just a little concerned as I'd found the g7 doesn't actually have a standard ISO key.
I'd be interested in a proper quote on a full set (usd is fine), though I'd like a shot of them before purchasing tbh as I have not liked some of the num pad sets I've seen.
Or if that's too much to put together, I would definitely like to get hold of that enter key so I could buy any other ISO or ANSI set.
I do live in the UK though, so I hope it's not too much of a bother to post there.
Many many thanks.
OK Yakumo
It's too much trouble to keep explaining the same things to a newbie, but suffice it to say, DCS, SA, OEM, Cherry and DSA are all names for different profile types. Broadly speaking, when starting out you want to get everything the same profile type, just so that there is consistency in the heights of the keycaps.
I personally use several profile types on my keyboard, but that's because I need the different profiles in order to find my way around the keyboard by touch. If you used a matrix keyboard like me you might agree, since putting my hand the wrong way on this keyboard means a lot of nonsense will get typed.
Post or PM your keyboard needs to me (eg picture) and I'll try to build something that will fit. You should have your own spacebar but I'll try to build a complete set of whatever you want for you.
btw did you name yourself after the manga character from Shinrin Tantei Yakumo?