deskthority

Veggis wrote: Hey 7bit! I recently tried to add a HHKB pack to my (already paid for) order. Now it says I have $18.56 due, and the mail says to pay to "nobody"?

See here: group-buys-f50/doubleshot-replacements- ... ml#p326901

I'm gutted - took a bunch of time away from the internet over the holidays, and missed this entirely.

If anyone's looking to offload one, though, I'd be in the market.

7bit wrote: He, he! There seems always to be one guy per group buy who demands one key or kit after the other. I hope, everybody sees now that it isn't me who bloats up my group buys.

So... what about a Workman addition to the Colemak/Dvorak set? It's only three little keys!

I'm pretty sure Murium is referring to the particularly poor kerning on shift keys that make them look more like "SHIF T". I've got R4 shift keys from Round 5, and at the TKL kits show R4 shift keys in 5a.

Keys arrived the day before my birthday, so I've spent the morning putting this together (and giving myself a headache trying to learn Colemak. Pretty pleased.

Prepfast17 wrote:im going to be ordering the top left side just to make sure all fits well.

Sounds like a good plan to me; count me in as interested.

I'm wondering if you have a sample or plans for tests - STL files don't always convert cleanly to CNC toolpaths.

Wish I found out about the GB earlier, because a "Coleman" (Colemak+Workman) kit seems like a feasible small change, obviously not at this point though.

I'd like Coleman, too. But don't they always tell you not to relabel / rearrange your keyboard because Dvorak said so and screw those guys ...

You probably won't believe me at first, but it's actually true and the reason why there's no separate key: if you turn a centered SA row 4 "Z" key upside down (around the Z axis), what you get is a row 2 Z key. Row 2 and row 4 are the same profile, only turned by 180°.

Are you saying that I could ...

What, there's going to be more later? I already had to plan on building a second keyboard to handle all the caps from the first go-round.

I've used Google Wallet to make Canada->US payments several times; if I wanted to give that a try, how would I go about it?