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geekhack Community => Keyboard Keycaps => Topic started by: arcvile on Wed, 13 May 2015, 12:52:04
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I just got a new cap in and I have a slight issue with it. The MX stem does not fit due to an irregularity. So I am left with a choice, should I make an attempt to get it to fit (modify the cap or stem) or should I just find a place for it to sit and look pretty(commit to being an investment)?
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I just got a new cap in and I have a slight issue with it. The MX stem does not fit due to an irregularity. So I am left with a choice, should I make an attempt to get it to fit (modify the cap or stem) or should I just find a place for it to sit and look pretty(commit to being an investment)?
Could you be a bit more descriptive in how it fits/doesn't fit?
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I have a keyboard with Cherry MX browns and the stem of the switch does not fit into the mount. The stem is incapable of fitting without shaving something down currently.
(http://i.imgur.com/vEc3IEa.jpg)
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Disregard this thread, I got it worked out. :p
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Good for you, I guess?!
Why not share your solution with the world and turn this thread from whining into charity? ;D
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my gatorade switches dont really co op with my raven too but it does fit so i just have it on keys i hardly use
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Who made the defective key? Who is "H"?
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Sorry about the vague answer to my problem. It was exceptionally tight and after just sanding down the stem ever so slightly the cap fit without a problem. Was just a worst case scenario with deviation in the stem and how the cap fit on it.
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Who made the defective key? Who is "H"?
Martin, AKA HKP
I think it's a Raven
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You are so right on the Raven cap
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Looks like the stem hole is a bit narrow, could probably be fixed with some carving but risk is you damage the cap. Have you PM'ed Martin?
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Sorry about the vague answer to my problem. It was exceptionally tight and after just sanding down the stem ever so slightly the cap fit without a problem. Was just a worst case scenario with deviation in the stem and how the cap fit on it.
Thanks for reporting back! :thumb: