After some struggling with my beloved BlackWidow TE (the modifier row kills me, apart from that the keyboard is awesome) I've decided to build my own board from the ground up. The choise is made, the base will be a ANSI TKL Phantom PCB and the switches will be plate mounted Gateron Browns.
But the case is a different question... the existing, "widely" available alu cases from Vortex and TEX are pretty expensive, so I thought I will build one myself -after all, a CNC producer lives from me like ~1km... it would be defenately cheaper than the manufactured ones. And looking to the open source ones the TEK-80 could be an alternative with little modifications (like addig the missing buttons to the modifier row) but that's... not too custom for me. So I thought I would try to make a frameless case, something similiar to the Vortex low-profile case ot the 60% TEX.
I think they look quite decent, though I don't understand why nobody made a case like those for tenkeyless boards.