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jblackett
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Ilhm
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jblackettSounds like the keycap stems might be a little large and getting caught up on the switch housing, but check your stabilizers first to see if that's making them stick. If it comes down to it, you need only shave the top and bottom of the stem. I'd recommend using a small flat diamond file and removing the material bit by bit.
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Two of the keys get stuck when depressed (left shift and numpad 0 on cherry brown switches, if that matters). I've compared the inside of the keys to the ones I pulled off, thinking that maybe something down there is thicker than it should be but they look exactly the same, at least as far as my naked eye can tell.
I wanted to get some advice here before I start shaving away plastic to get it to fit correctly.