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Offline Ultimatemind

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Happy hacking pro 2 rubber came off
« on: Sun, 08 October 2017, 14:21:01 »
Hello,

Has anyone ever had this happen to their HHKP2 where the bottom rubber came off or have any idea how to replace that? I'll take any suggestion!

Thanks
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Offline CaptainVinceO2

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Re: Happy hacking pro 2 rubber came off
« Reply #1 on: Sun, 08 October 2017, 15:10:50 »
The rubber feet? You could buy some good bumpons at a hardware store, hobby electronics store or Amazon. My recommendation the 3M bumpons are really good compared to regular furniture ones.

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Offline Ultimatemind

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Re: Happy hacking pro 2 rubber came off
« Reply #2 on: Sun, 08 October 2017, 15:40:45 »
Yeah the rubber feet. 3M seems promising.

Quote from: CaptainVinceO2 on Sun, 08 October 2017, 15:10:50
The rubber feet? You could buy some good bumpons at a hardware store, hobby electronics store or Amazon. My recommendation the 3M bumpons are really good compared to regular furniture ones.

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Offline rowdy

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Re: Happy hacking pro 2 rubber came off
« Reply #3 on: Tue, 02 January 2018, 22:00:00 »
Or you could get a rubber mat (or a folded sheet of draw liner) to go underneath, perhaps even affixed with double-sided tape.
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