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i'd say most people don't use a wrist rest. with normal mechanical keyboards your choices are literally in the hundreds for switches and keycaps. low profile switches and keycaps are fairly new and offer only a handful of choices. i switch between laptop and mech all the time, for me it was never an issue
I would say that you will be able to get the creamy if you use all foams >

So the plate would not matter that much? Because I’ve planned to put on some foams inside and lube already! >

The plate might change it a bit but full foam config usually lead to the marbly sound which I think is the creamy you want. If you were not using all foams and wanted the clackiest sound I would say to go with alu plate, if you want a softer typing maybe try pom o pc plate, fr4 would be something in between alu and the others >

Thank you for taking the time! It helped a lot. >

No problem ✌️ >

Hi there!
I'm getting into this amazing world of making your own keyboard and I guess I wont have just one keyboard but I do have some questions.
Coming from the mac world, I used slim keyboard for the past year and I was wondering if the passage to a full height keyboard was easy for some of you. I like the minimalistic approach of not having a wrist rest on the desk. Are you people able to use a full height keyboard without a wrist rest?
Last question, if I'm going toward the low-profile option, like Keychron K3 (Pro or V2, hard to know) is there still a great possibility of finding key caps?
I guess I'm trying to find the most customizable low-profile keyboard, any recommendation?