Cherry stabilizers are typically mounted to the plate or PCB on your keyboard by snapping/clipping in, and consist of three main components, the stabilizer housing, insert, and metal bar.Īnother common type of stabilizer is the Costar stabilizer. We’ll go over how-to mod the Cherry style stabilizers in this article. The most common type of stabilizer is the Cherry style stabilizer, named after how they are shaped similar to a Cherry MX switch stem.
With a full-sized keyboard, you can sometimes find stabilizers on the number pad under the zero, enter, and the plus sign. The stabilizers are generally found on the spacebar, shift, and backspace key. They are installed on the larger keys to keep them from wobbling or rattling, so each keystroke can be smooth and consistent. Stabilizers are used on keyboards to, well, stabilize (duh).
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We’ll go over each mod and walk you through how to do them in a fast and efficient way. These mods will improve sound, feel, and reduce the amount your stabilizers rattle with each keystroke. Modifying your stabilizers with the band-aid, clip, and lube mods will make the biggest improvement for Cherry stabilizers. Whether you’re building a new keyboard or updating an already built one, modifying your stabilizers is one of the best upgrades you can make to a keyboard. We all want to have perfectly stable keys that produce the ideal *thock* sound. There are few things worse than having stabilizers that are wobbly and scratchy.
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