KeebSupply Silent Stabilizer Kit

Information about our very own stabilizer kit that you can buy here.

Packing List#

The following components will be included in both versions.

Image	Description	Quantity
	Stems, housings and 2U wires	4 sets
	Clip-In locks	18
	Dampening pads	10

The following components will be additionally included in the full kit.

Image	Description	Quantity
	Stems and housings	2
	6.25U wire	1
	7U wire	1

Location#

Before installing your stabilizers, make sure to check the PCB and keycap layout that you want to use. Decide where you want to install each type of stabilizer before doing anything else.

Dampening Pads#

The dampening pads are an optional component that you can use on your PCBs. Dampening pads reduce the noise that the stabilizer stem makes when hitting the PCB on the downstroke. They also dampen the feeling of the spacebar.

When you look at the pads, you will notice that they have one large and one small opening. These openings correspond to the large and small leg that you will find on the stabilizer and the large and small holes that you will find on the PCB.

Stick the dampening pads between the two holes of the PCB, while making sure that the large holes overlap each other.

Stabilizer Installation#

Since our stabilizers come pre-lubricated, there is no need for manual lubrication, saving you lots of time! We can therefore proceed straight to installing the stabilizers. Insert the larger leg of the stabilizer into the large hole in the PCB. You will need to do this at an angle so that you can ‘clip in’ the smaller leg by pressing it down afterwards.

Clip-In Locks#

PCBs can vary a tiny bit in thickness, sometimes resulting in a bit of wobble in the whole stab housing. If that is the case, you can go ahead and install the clip-in locks.

For this you can flip the PCB over and detach one of the clip-in locks from the wheel. After that, just insert one lock between each prong of each housing to make it more stable. You will notice that the clip-in locks feature a wider part at the bottom. Insert the smaller part into the stab, so that the wider part sticks out the bottom.