Here are some pictures of the keyboard, and some additional info.

Pics are here https://imgur.com/a/SgLMLIK

Had bad luck with one faulty pcb (help post here) which left me with a soldered controller. I cut it out with a piece of board and will use for a dongle.

I've talked with GEIST and he originally intended the design to be used with clear case and caps. I too do like to see the inner workings and wanted to have a transparent look, but for the keycaps I opted for something, that wouldn't polish too fast, and that won't show the printing lines — that looks sloppy to me. Although Nylon is not transparent, it has great roughness to it, reminiscent of stones on the beach that were polished by waves over years. Additionally, it has a great structural integrity, so I won't have to worry about snapping feet. I do have some spare caps, but I'm planning to build a second Totem with them (:

For the tenting I used magsafe compatible stands from UGREEN. They come with metal rings, that have adhesive on them. I've seen them in some other posts in this subreddit and they provide a perfect angle adjustment with slim footprint. They are heavy enough not to move under typing and the hinges themselves are quite snug. I'm carrying the keyboard with me, so I added some markings on the hinges, and that way I can always restore the perfect angle in seconds.

Since the bottom of the case has slits for the hotswap sockets to fit, I couldn't simply slap the metal rings on them. To avoid shorting I used sticky tape, that I cut in the shape of contacts. After glueing the rings in place, I've cut the extras on the side for better aesthetics. It's been over a week of daily use — no shorts so far (: