Does a custom ISO left shift exist?

[x Princess Leliana x]

I have been planning my keycap setup for the better part of a few months now, and everything has gone to plan, except for the left shift. my original plan was to use a left tab sized key for it, until i realised that the left shift is a funny size that is inbetween a normal key and a tab key. Are there any cool custom keycaps out there that are made in this size? or a place i can buy one single in bright pink?

[Mira Yurizaki]

According to https://deskthority.net/wiki/ANSI_vs_ISO and  http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/keycap-sizes, the ISO left shift is the same size as the left CTRL, or 1x1.25

[x Princess Leliana x]

1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

According to https://deskthority.net/wiki/ANSI_vs_ISO and  http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/keycap-sizes, the ISO left shift is the same size as the left CTRL, or 1x1.25

Well, I can look at my keyboard right now and tell you that it is most definitely not the same size as my left ctrl

[dany_boy]

You can try to 3D print it

[Mira Yurizaki]

1 minute ago, fordaov3rlord said:

Well, I can look at my keyboard right now and tell you that it is most definitely not the same size as my left ctrl

Then it's not an ISO keyboard now is it?

 

Figure out what the key size is supposed to be and buy the appropriate key cap. Most people follow the standard key cap sizing. If yours doesn't, your keyboard is dumb. >_>

[x Princess Leliana x]

1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Then it's not an ISO keyboard now is it?

 

Figure out what the key size is supposed to be and buy the appropriate key cap.

How do I do that? 

[x Princess Leliana x]

1 minute ago, dany_boy said:

You can try to 3D print it

if i could afford a 3d printer then i wouldn't be worrying about this haha

[dany_boy]

2 minutes ago, fordaov3rlord said:

if i could afford a 3d printer then i wouldn't be worrying about this haha

Hahaha, true the good ones sure are expensive. If you live in the US you could try yo use a service like "print a thing" or "3D hubs"

[x Princess Leliana x]

2 minutes ago, dany_boy said:

Hahaha, true the good ones sure are expensive. If you live in the US you could try yo use a service like "print a thing" or "3D hubs"

If I lived in the US why would I have an ISO layout?

[dany_boy]

1 minute ago, fordaov3rlord said:

If I lived in the US why would I have an ISO layout?

Do excuse my ignorance I don't know the "standard" layout names. I use the Latin American keyboard . On the flip side I can write "eñe" all day long

En este año el niño Iñigo Núñez engañó al noño Noreña con la piñata de antaño cuando Ñañingo Coruña encañonando al rebaño en la cañada, con saña, le enseñaba a cortar la caña.

[x Princess Leliana x]

1 minute ago, dany_boy said:

Do excuse my ignorance I don't know the "standard" layout names. I use the Latin American keyboard . On the flip side I can write "eñe" all day long

En este año el niño Iñigo Núñez engañó al noño Noreña con la piñata de antaño cuando Ñañingo Coruña encañonando al rebaño en la cañada, con saña, le enseñaba a cortar la caña.

basically, ISO is Europe/UK