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Cracked keycap stems fixed with heat shrink tube
Heat shrink tube (4.5 mm) used to fix cracked or loose keycap stems (by jesterc0re).
Published January 31, 2021
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Heat shrink tube (4.5 mm) used to fix cracked or loose keycap stems (by jesterc0re).
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Published on Sun 31st Jan 2021. Featured in KBD #11 (source).
Tags: tipheat shrink
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