Build guide 'https://github.com/keebio/keebio-docs/blob/master/docs/quefrency-rev2-sinc-build-guide.md'
Unless I did something wrong (it was my first build so highly probable), I would update IMG_7935 in the build guide and move the spacebar stabilizer one notch to the right. This matches the the default keyboard layout in which the right-hand spacebar keycap is size 2.75. It looks like the build guide picture has the stabilizer set for a spacebar keycap of size 2.25?
Background:
I was using the guide plus the primary website pictures of the black/white/salmon build to figure where to put things.
In "Add 2u stabilizers to PCB", the fist picture shows a PCB and three stabilizers on it. I put mine as shown in that picture, but could not figure which spacebar keycaps to use. Any spacebar keycap from my set (from Cannonkeys) would show a gap to the left or right.
Finally I moved the spacebar stabilizer one notch to the right and everything worked well. It was hard to do because I had already soldered four switches at that time, so I had to break the current stabilizer out of the board, and squeeze a new one in place.
Build guide 'https://github.com/keebio/keebio-docs/blob/master/docs/quefrency-rev2-sinc-build-guide.md'
Unless I did something wrong (it was my first build so highly probable), I would update IMG_7935 in the build guide and move the spacebar stabilizer one notch to the right. This matches the the default keyboard layout in which the right-hand spacebar keycap is size 2.75. It looks like the build guide picture has the stabilizer set for a spacebar keycap of size 2.25?
Background:
I was using the guide plus the primary website pictures of the black/white/salmon build to figure where to put things.
In "Add 2u stabilizers to PCB", the fist picture shows a PCB and three stabilizers on it. I put mine as shown in that picture, but could not figure which spacebar keycaps to use. Any spacebar keycap from my set (from Cannonkeys) would show a gap to the left or right.
Finally I moved the spacebar stabilizer one notch to the right and everything worked well. It was hard to do because I had already soldered four switches at that time, so I had to break the current stabilizer out of the board, and squeeze a new one in place.