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7bit wrote:Can you pleasse invluce the 7 units space bar?

r4u700 spacebars (both OLD Cherry mount and POS mount) are on the list, they are part of the complete 14-shapes set.

7bit wrote:Also, ask her if it is possible to make the space bars legendable!

SP ace

If one key costs $2,000 and we would need say 8 key shapes, it would still be $16,000 !!!
2k is worst case, so it will be (far) less than 16k for 8 shapes.

We would additionally need a total of
9 shapes for ANSI/ISO 87/88 tenkeyless boards,
11 shapes for ANSI/ISO 104/105 boards, or
14 shapes ...

'pretty awsome' is an understatement.

I'd say every keyboard needs a full set !

I contacted SP.

I've made a table with relevant keysizes for current keyboards, collected information from these PDF's and put the spherical keycap-families DSA, SA, SS and DSS into that table. Although cylindricals, DCS are also included for reference, as these were used in eg. GH Round 3.

SP ...

Lol! I'll go get my hacksaw.

No seriously, someone should contact Melissa about this.

- Keys larger than 1 unit are not available in rows other than row 3. (this is for Cherry MX; there might be other rows available for other families)

The r3u175 is only available in semi-matte, while
the r3u225 is only available in matte finish.
And I don't see a r3u275 <Shift>-size at all ...

Looking at SP's specifications for the SA-family of keycaps ,
I wondered if it's possible to get all the keys required for
a full set of keycaps for a modern 104/105keys board or a tenkeyless.

The SA-family is a bit smaller that the DCS-family used in Round 3.

SA keycaps are available in three ...

7bit wrote:
Thank you for the information! Do you have any link?

I just updated my post.

If it is related to LISP I'd be seriously interested in it.
http://i630.photobucket.com/albums/uu23/calaveratf/wallpaper-1015330.jpg
The longer I stare at this keyboard, the more I'm sure it is a keyboard from the Lisp/Symbolics culture.

There are ; and : as separate keys, but no quotation ...