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A board tuned for directness, a switch tuned for speed, and a keycap set tuned for attention — the gap between the first two and the third is the entire reason this build works.
A retro TKL, a steel-blue-and-cream SA set, and a clicky box-stem switch aren't three separate purchases here — they're one decision, made three times, that only works because each part solves a problem the other two create.
60%, 65%, 75%, TKL, full-size — the names read like a settled taxonomy, but each cut trades away a specific cluster of keys for a specific amount of desk space. Here's what a reader actually keeps and gives up at each size, and how a firmware layer changes the math.