SA keycaps with all row 3 profile
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
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Guys, can you tell me which SA kyecap sets were done in row 3?
I mean, not fully sculpted, so all row 3, or 2/3 ros etc.
I know Filco set, this new ICE set. What else?
I mean, not fully sculpted, so all row 3, or 2/3 ros etc.
I know Filco set, this new ICE set. What else?
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- Location: New Jersey
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If you are buying DZ I am selling my set
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
- Favorite switch: Topre, MX Blacks
- DT Pro Member: -
DZ? whats that?codemonkeymike wrote: ↑If you are buying DZ I am selling my set
I may be interested.
OK found it, Danger ZOne.
Do you have UK set? ISO?
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I do not have International kit.
- taylorswiftttttt
- Location: USA
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- Laser
- emacs -nw
- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: Plum TKL \w Topre domes (work) / Novatouch (home)
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Because nowadays the PCBs and plates are not themselves curbed (e.g. classical IBM Model M/F), but flat; the different keycap row profiles try to compensate for that.phinix wrote: ↑Is there a reason why most of sets have fully sculpted profiles?
Do people prefer sculpted?
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
- Favorite switch: Topre, MX Blacks
- DT Pro Member: -
Right...
I have both, full sculpted and uniform row3.
I type faster on uniform, for some reason sculpted are funny to fill under my finger tips.
Is that normal? Would I get used to it with some time?
I have both, full sculpted and uniform row3.
I type faster on uniform, for some reason sculpted are funny to fill under my finger tips.
Is that normal? Would I get used to it with some time?
- Laser
- emacs -nw
- Location: Romania
- Main keyboard: Plum TKL \w Topre domes (work) / Novatouch (home)
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No, no, for sure you won't get used to them, so just sell them (cheap) to mephinix wrote: ↑Right...
I have both, full sculpted and uniform row3.
I type faster on uniform, for some reason sculpted are funny to fill under my finger tips.
Is that normal? Would I get used to it with some time?
- zslane
- Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Main keyboard: RealForce RGB
- Main mouse: Basic Microsoft USB mouse
- Favorite switch: Topre
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With fully sculptured high-profile keycaps, I don't need to open out the bottom feet of the board in order to achieve a comfortable reach of the numrow keys. The natural, gentle slope of most boards combined with the sculptured shape of SA keycaps provides the perfect typing profile for me.
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
- Favorite switch: Topre, MX Blacks
- DT Pro Member: -
I know what this could be - I'm sure you touch typing:)zslane wrote: ↑With fully sculptured high-profile keycaps, I don't need to open out the bottom feet of the board in order to achieve a comfortable reach of the numrow keys. The natural, gentle slope of most boards combined with the sculptured shape of SA keycaps provides the perfect typing profile for me.
I'm not perfect in touch typing, its faster for me to use few less fingers, then I miss-hit them etc that is probably why I keep hitting some of sculpted caps on perfectly in the center of it, always filling some higher edge.
I hope you know what I mean:)
- zslane
- Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Main keyboard: RealForce RGB
- Main mouse: Basic Microsoft USB mouse
- Favorite switch: Topre
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Ah, yes indeed, I am touch typing.phinix wrote: ↑I know what this could be - I'm sure you touch typing:)zslane wrote: ↑With fully sculptured high-profile keycaps, I don't need to open out the bottom feet of the board in order to achieve a comfortable reach of the numrow keys. The natural, gentle slope of most boards combined with the sculptured shape of SA keycaps provides the perfect typing profile for me.
Actually, I'm not perfect either. I learned touch typing on electric typewriters back in the late 1970s. In the years that followed, computer keyboards, with their diabolical BACKSPACE keys, turned me into a very sloppy touch typist. I am pretty fast when I get into a groove (almost 90wpm), but my accuracy isn't what it should be.I'm not perfect in touch typing...
- phinix
- Location: Scotland - Glasgow
- Main keyboard: CM QuickFire Rapid MX Blacks -- Realforce R1 55g
- Main mouse: Logitech Pro Superlight
- Favorite switch: Topre, MX Blacks
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Same here... maybe not timescales, but I also learnt touch typing on typewriters, but in 90s
however, with time, I stopped doing it and forgot. Now only use 6 instead of 10 fingers:)
however, with time, I stopped doing it and forgot. Now only use 6 instead of 10 fingers:)
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is it still available?codemonkeymike wrote: ↑If you are buying DZ I am selling my set
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- Location: New Jersey
- Main keyboard: Ergodox
- Main mouse: Razer Naga
- Favorite switch: Box Jade
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