Andrew Lekashman

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My pleasure - it was a lot of fun!

Our team also is at the same garage sales and Goodwill stores, though in practice it is mostly eBay. Jacob Alexander, one of the founders of our group is a keyboard archaeologist, and has a collection of over 500 keyboards going back to the 1950s. We wrote an article on it here - www.tomshardware.com/picturestory/736-history-of-mechanical-keyboards.h…

In short, we care about the feel and the historical connection quite a bit. To this end, we actually invented a new keyboard switch for the K-Type, details of which will be announced on Tuesday. We also created this Comparative Guide - https://input.club/the-comparative-guide-to-mechanical-switches/ to help give people an idea of how all the different switches feel. Hopefully this helps give you insight into how we operate, though I am sad to say there will be no buckling spring version of the K-Type.