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CowardlyBattleCat
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Monkeysontoast
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CowardlyBattleCatI had that exact problem. Cut tiny squares of masking tape to put over the stabilizers, so when you push the stem in, it'll be nice and snug. :)
CowardlyBattleCat
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MonkeysontoastYay! That worked like a charm. Thank for the quick response and suggestion!
I hope you're enjoying your caps. My only issue: more awesome caps than keyboards. Guess I'll just have to buy more keebs so I have place to put my key cap sets...
I hope you're enjoying your caps. My only issue: more awesome caps than keyboards. Guess I'll just have to buy more keebs so I have place to put my key cap sets...
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I have a WASD v2 keyboard that I gleefully put my caps onto as soon as they arrived. I ordered several sets of alphas. The black and teal spacebars seem to stay on decently, but the purple space bar won't stay fully on if I push even lightly on one end or the other.
The issue seems to be that the keycap stabilizer inserts ( http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/review/product/list/id/34/category/7/ ) don't fit snuggly enough, so pushing on one side of the spacebar pulls the stabilizer free from the other end of the cap.
Anyone else have this problem? Anyone have a good solution? Can you purchase stabilizer inserts that are just *slightly* larger so they fit better?
Thanks for any insight you might have!