Keycap Puller Stainless Steel Key Keycap Removal Tool Keycaps Remover for Mechanical Keyboard for Removing Fixing Keyboard Tools

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If you have a low profile case with floating keycaps, you might be able to pull them off with your bare fingers, but it will probably be quite difficult and somewhat painful. Note:Remove the surrounding keycaps for easier removal and installation.To replace an existing stabilizer bar, hold its curved ends and pull outwards until they detach from the stabilizers. To attach its replacement, hold and align the stabilizer bar to the keyboard's stabilizers and push until it snaps into place. This is especially great for people who are always changing their keycaps to suit their moods or if you just prefer the feel of different caps. It’s also great for cleaning your board without having to bring it somewhere and paying a lot of money every time dust enters your board. Remove all other keys surrounding the one you want to replace before using this particular method so as not to damage them. Replace worn-out keycaps with new ones for increased comfort and increased lifespan of your keyboard. Frequently Asked Questions 1. Are all keycap pullers the same?

Replacing keycaps is a tedious process, and it can be expensive if you have to buy an entirely new keyboard as well. It also takes up a lot of time for something that should only take minutes. All you’ll need for this a keycap puller and your keyboard. Let’s get started! Step 1: Get a Keycap Puller (Or A DIY One) Plastic vs Wire Keycap Puller I feel like I'm missing something - its supposed to be 'easier' but when I was removing keycaps off a keyboard, I found the ring style much faster and simplerYou’ll need three paperclips to make the keycap puller. Two are bent to form the body of the puller, and the third paperclip is used as a wire wrap to join those other two paperclips. No, not all keycap pullers are the same. This tool comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. Wire pullers and ring pullers are two of the most common types. 2. Is a keycap puller needed? Multifunctional design that comes with dual-purpose tools for pulling keys and axles on a mechanical keyboard. This makes it a very valuable addition to any user’s arsenal of parts. If you’re looking to buy a product that will allow for the simple removal of keycaps from your board, then this is definitely what you need.

The wire features two separate loops that can easily bend outwards to accommodate various sizes and shapes of keys and keycaps. Its plastic body lends itself well to longevity, withstanding even rough treatment from aggressive typists without bending or breaking.

Step 5: Straighten everything out

The larger keys, such as the spacebar and shift key, will be a bit tougher to remove because the keycap is attached to the stabilizer stems. For these keys it’s best to remove from one side first and then the other. When bent, each arm should be about 1.5 inches (~3.8 cm) long. If your finger fits between the arms, you have probably succeeded. You don’t want it to be too wide or else it won’t fit between the keys. Step 4: Bend the Pegs Due to its handle, it can be referred to as a plastic keycap puller. It holds 3 keys at once, rather than just one, which saves you loads of time and frustration, as well as the hassle of having to go out and find replacements if this tool can’t handle what you’re trying to do with it.