Perfect, that’s exactly what I’m going for.

Yeah I’ve been playing with it a bit at work today with my mappings printed outaround me. Noticing a few that I’m not in love with (mainly symbols and some hotkeys) going to try to adhear to the miryoku mantra of hotkeys alternating sides, as I find some of the defaults I need to move my whole hand to be inefficient.

Adding these rubber feet resolved all sliding, but I’m sure if I angled the kickstands properly the first go around that it would have worked as is

Pic incase someone runs into the same issue in the future:

Part of the reason I did it all in one go as well was so I still had the proper muscle memory for QWERTY mechs/laptop Krebs, and I’ve read that doing it all in one go was a good way to achieve that. Are you still able to type on qwerty boards without a hitch?

I’m most likely going to be unable to actually use these for work for a few weeks. These came in on Saturday and I’ve spent about 3hrs on kebr and I’m about halfway unlocked with the letters with a target wpm set to 15 lol.

Figured I’ll use kebr for initial letter learning and then start switching to other platforms like monkeytype and one that i saw suggested with common n-grams after that

Looking forward to getting over this initial hump, but its definitely been a bit demoralizing.

Yeah once I saw some heatmaps I was sold

Since I type for money, and its not like my wpm were anything to brag about, I figured I might as well take some time to optimize so I don’t end up hurting myself further down the line

Nothing I could find on the sellers website, unfortunately.

Googling choc sculpted keycaps got me https://www.printables.com/model/400911-kailh-choc-ergonomic-sculpted-keycaps