Sockets for hot swap. Chill-max? Stupid Sockets?

Are these Mill-Max sockets? No. Are they outstanding? Yes. At .20 each, these sockets offer both beginners and experienced keyboard builders a viable alternative while saving them money. If you are a complete beginner we suggest watching YT videos on proper soldering techniques to avoid issues. Remember, you need 2 pins per switch. 1 order equals 100 sockets. enough to do 50 switches.  Here's what our builders said:A full review with specs by the venerable Klexos:Sockets-1.pdf - Google DriveSoldering photos by the talented Sadwitch (thank you), who also said:I found these to be just as high quality as the OG Mill-Max sockets I’ve used. They are closest in dimensions and appearance to the 7305 version, which is the most expensive and most premium. They sit just as flush to the PCB as the 7305 and look virtually the same. Due to length, the pins of the switches stick out beyond the end of the socket, but the stability of the switch in the socket feels solid.If these sockets had been avai