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I thought top and bottom rows are going to be flexible like you can have a winkeyless bottom and hhkb top row. So if I want hhkb-style, I can only choose option 6.

Question: Is it possible to open the keyswitches with these plates, without desoldering? Thanks.

When you say 7 layouts, is that going to be 7 different plates?

I hope at least cherry clears is an option too, because there is no gateron equivalent to that. But then again, mx clears are rare. Oh well.

Hey matt3o, any teaser photo maybe of a complete keyboard, with keycaps and everything, soldered or not?

How much do you think this would cost, without keycaps and switches? £100 give or take? I hope the group buy starts near the end of month in time for payday cause Im broke at the moment.

Also, is this shipping from Europe or US? Thanks.

I love my HHKB too, though I dont use its Fn as I can't get used to the Fn layout and prefer to use my thumb for Fn. I use karabiner and autohotkey to reconfigure the layout.

I like that one a good bit as well. I would probably make that backslash, a backspace. Even more so then a short right ...

I like to have a dedicated tilde/backtick key with a full-sized backspace, and I think it looks better when the tilde is inside rather than on the right of backspace. I'll probably go for winkeyless style and put tilde beside the 1.5u backslash key (though it will not be compatible with SA/DCS ...

I love it! The size difference between the 2 is minimal. Can't wait!

matt3o wrote:

Im a 60% too, but 65% is rare and I want to try one. Me on the other hand, I use Right Alt as my Fn, as I prefer my thumb when switching layers. So with the infinity keyboard, I just can't get used to HHKB style Fn so I disabled it, same with my HHKB I just dont use its Fn.

Not bad that. 65 ...

Hi Matt3o, do you think this is possible with your pcb?

http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/# ... 4bb9781b8a