How do you store blank keycaps organized?
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- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: Glorious Modular Keyboard
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Master 2S
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I want to remove my full-size set of ANSI blank keycaps, but they came in a plastic bag, so it was a bitch to figure out the profile. In case I want to put them back on again in the future, I want to store them organized. I've seen some sets come in foam templates with the caps placed according to their layout. Where can you get that for like $5 or so? Any other better methods?
I just put every profile in its own bag and then all the small bags in one big bag. That's by far the cheapest method. The trays which you talk about are mainly produced by gmk, and I think enjoypbt has similar things, but you only get them when buying caps and not just the tray itself.
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- Location: Hamburg, Germany
- Main keyboard: HHKB Pro 2
- Main mouse: MX Master
- Favorite switch: Topre
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You could build something super cheap out of cardboard, like this:

Or just get used to the profile, it's actually not that hard to re fit a blank board, it's in fact easier than printed caps.

Or just get used to the profile, it's actually not that hard to re fit a blank board, it's in fact easier than printed caps.
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- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: Glorious Modular Keyboard
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Master 2S
- DT Pro Member: -
Ah, I should have thought of that.hansichen wrote: I just put every profile in its own bag and then all the small bags in one big bag. That's by far the cheapest method. The trays which you talk about are mainly produced by gmk, and I think enjoypbt has similar things, but you only get them when buying caps and not just the tray itself.