A void cat! <3

More pics here of the stands :)

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Edit: these and the ones that u/rulz-ro posted are basically the IKEA white colour, but depending on preference they're printable in any PLA one wants - or ABS (smoothable by acetone vapour) or resin. Unfortunately I'm still working out the kinks of clear resin, unfortunately I haven't yet produced a satisfactory clear white/frosted one yet albeit plenty of tries, I've yet to pinpoint a good resin and processing process that would yield satisfactory results (still working on it).

I sympathise with this. All the books I bought for myself are hardcovers except those I couldn't find them in this format and I had to buy paperbacks. I like the feeling of reading hardcovers and they sit much better on the shelf and they seem to deform less when read (spines on paperbacks are terrible).

Just try to use this as a template for the greek layer and buy the keycaps when they're available (these are GB only usually but sometimes are in stock, also look at r/mm).

As somebody who also employs the greek alphabet you can always bind alpha to the A key, beta to the B key, Gamma to the G key and so on.

You are confusing keycaps with layouts and layers. You can always buy a CRP set with keycaps with greek legends but that won’t make your keyboard actually output them.

At the same time if your keyboard uses QMK you can always use a greek layout on a layer.

Or use a greek layout from your OS settings.

Of course you can do all three but it isn’t the manufacturers fault for not providing for your specific needs, apparently greek is more niche than hiragana :)

What's cool for you is automagically uncool for the kids, it's a well known axiom :-)

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Cracking build, mate, at least we appreciate it!