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Very nice!
ooh left number pad
also really nice keycaps :o >

For left handed people, no? >

Interesting! I’m left handed and have never seen this layout. Like most left handers, I just learned to do it right handed. >

I see several comments in this subreddit that The southpaw layout would also work for people that works a lot with numbers. Their right hand could stick with the mouse while the left hand could do the numbers >

I use a TKL with a num on left for that reason, but now I'm thinking I've done this all wrong. >

Time for a new keeb then! >

what's the board? I love southpaw ;) >

I'd datre to say it's a custom case since it still has machining marks on it. >

Looks like a southpaw extended 65, I got mine powder coated because they come as a raw aluminum case >

Southpaw 65+
55g Cherry mx blacks lubed with 3204
GMK screw-in stabilizers
SA Valentine >

Hi. How much did this cost? And what do the two keys with no labels (the blank ones) do? >

If he doesn't like it there are lots of potential bfs that would appreciate it. >

And gf 🥺 >

I'm not a fan of the color palette but I love the number pad on the left side. I wonder why that's not more common. >

Any key left of the Esc column throws off my hand alignment and I start to make typos constantly. >

I suspect having a gap between the ESC and numpad would solve that issue >

Agreed. I have a small gap and it’s not too bad, ESC still feels pretty natural. I can definitely see how no gap would be more difficult to get used to. >

OP really leaving us dry >

He says the switches are lubed >

the most cursed board to buy keycaps for. 
numpad - ✅
weird left shift ✅
small right shift ✅
giga enter ✅
small alt and ctrl on left ✅
larger alt and control on the right ✅ >

I think you haven't saw really difficult layouts yet.
Numpad - often included in base kit
Standard 1.25u ISO left shift with any even limited ISO inclusion (often in base kit).
1.75u right shift is now staple standard in base kit's due to 65% popularity.
1u Alt and Ctrl is also not hard to get.
1.5u Alt and Ctrl is staple standard part of tsangan addition when 7U spacebar is included.
Pretty much any recently released keyset bigger than TKL will have all of the above. >


Standard 1.25u ISO left shift with any even limited ISO inclusion (often in base kit).

I haven't purchased a keycap set in about 4 years, and this was a headache that I'm glad the group buy runners and set designers have since addressed! >

My wife doesn't even know what a switch is. >

I don't even have a wife of girlfriend >

Wife of girlfriend? Like you have a girlfriend but she has a wife, huh. >

Lol. I meant I don't have either >

Whats the board? Looking for something similar for my bf >

Southpaw 65 >

Thank you! >

No worries :) >

This is so sick. I've been thinking of getting a board with a numpad, and seeing this, I'm thinking southpaw numpad might be exactly what I need. >

what's the board? I love southpaw ;) >

Dig the Love Park sign keycap >

Board looks great but this numpad on the left side gives me anxiety for some reason 😣 >

Shouldn’t a southpaw numeric keypad have the zero and decimal point swapped, and the addition and enter keys on the other side? >

There is no "should" in this hobby. We have "preference" instead.
Southpaw design should have both options, but there is no right or wrong. >

This looks very good!  As a right-handed person, I always put my number pad on left side.  It does not make sense I need to let go of my mouse to type some numbers.